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3 sessions
Visibly softer pigmentation and a brighter-looking complexion.
Evolution Aesthetics Clinic
White Gloss
Pigmentation Treatment in Dubai
White Gloss combines ClearLift laser and Dye-SR light to make selected dark spots less noticeable. The aim is a more even complexion while keeping your natural skin tone.
Fade selected dark spots for a more even tone
If individual dark spots stand out against your usual skin tone, White Gloss may help reduce their contrast. It combines ClearLift laser and Dye-SR intense pulsed light on the Alma Harmony XL PRO platform.
The first step is to identify the pigment: a sun spot, melasma and a mark left after acne need different care. We select the treatment for that diagnosis, aiming for a more even complexion while preserving your natural skin colour.
key facts
A focused approach to uneven tone
- Visible dark spotsTargets selected pigmentation concerns for a more even-looking complexion.
- Your natural skin toneThe aim is to reduce pigment differences rather than whiten your skin.
- Two treatment stepsThe named combination includes ClearLift laser and Dye-SR light.
- Care for the resultGentle skincare and daily sun protection are part of ongoing pigment care.
What will my skin look like afterwards?
You wear protective eyewear during treatment and may feel warmth or brief snaps against the skin. Treated spots can become darker before settling; redness or swelling can also occur.
Leave darkened spots alone rather than picking or scrubbing them. Gentle skincare and sun protection support recovery. Allow time for visible changes to settle before an important event.
Real results
White Gloss before and after
See the pigment concerns treated and the changes recorded after treatment.
Individual results may vary.
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3 sessions
Visibly softer pigmentation and a brighter-looking complexion.
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4 sessions
A more even skin tone with less visible patchy pigmentation.
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2 sessions
Fewer visible spots with a clearer, brighter surface.
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2 sessions, 1 in 3 weeks
More even-looking tone and softer visible pigmentation.
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Questions
White Gloss questions
What is the difference between ClearLift and Dye-SR?
ClearLift delivers very short laser pulses. Dye-SR delivers filtered intense pulsed light, rather than a laser beam. Both are used for selected pigment concerns, but their light delivery differs. White Gloss combines the two methods on the Harmony XL PRO platform.
Can White Gloss treat melasma?
Melasma commonly forms broader, recurring patches, often on the cheeks or forehead. Heat and irritation can make it worse. It needs a long-term pigment-care plan, so we do not treat it as a simple sun spot or make White Gloss the default choice.
Can darker skin have this treatment?
Skin tone, a recent tan and a history of dark marks after irritation all matter. Light energy can affect pigment in the surrounding skin as well as the target spot. We assess that risk before selecting treatment; suitability is not the same for every skin tone.
Will the spots return?
Treated spots may become less visible, but treatment does not prevent new pigment from developing. Sun exposure can contribute to new spots, and conditions such as melasma can recur. Daily sun protection and the correct diagnosis matter as much as the treatment session.
How many sessions will I need?
The type and extent of the pigmentation, the change in the spots and the way the skin heals guide further visits. The skin is reviewed after the initial darkening and redness settle.
Can I treat a new or changing dark spot?
A new, changing, bleeding or unusual spot needs a medical diagnosis before cosmetic light treatment. Removing its colour is not a substitute for finding out what it is.
Treatment guides
More about your treatment
Treatment guides
Melasma vs Hyperpigmentation: Why the Difference Matters
Melasma is one type of hyperpigmentation. Learn how it differs from marks after acne and why diagnosis changes treatment choices.
Your treatment team
At our clinic, this treatment is performed by the clinicians below. Learn about their qualifications, areas of practice, and roles in your care.
Meet the full team
Specialist Dermatologist
Dr. Yulia Krasnaya
Medical Director of Evolution Clinic, Specialist Dermatologist from Russia, M.D., Official Trainer for Laser Technologies. DHA License 03624607-001
Meet Yulia
General Practitioner
Dr. Vera Nikulina
General Practitioner at Evolution Aesthetics Clinic in Dubai. DHA License 39929792-001.
Meet Vera
General Practitioner
Dr. Elvira Erdogan
DHA-licensed General Practitioner with aesthetic privileges and 10 years of experience in dermatology and aesthetic medicine. Her practice focuses on skin health, skin quality and personalised patient care.
Meet ElviraSun spots, melasma and acne marks
Separate spots or broader patches?
Sun spots are often distinct marks on sun-exposed skin. Melasma more often forms broader patches and may return even after it improves. Marks left after acne, irritation or an injury are called post-inflammatory pigmentation. They can look alike in a photograph but respond differently to treatment.
Why the diagnosis changes the plan
A selected sun spot may be suitable for pigment-targeting light treatment. Skin that readily develops dark marks after irritation needs more caution, because treatment itself can trigger a new pigment change. Melasma may worsen with heat or inflammation and needs ongoing pigment care. Our melasma and hyperpigmentation guide explains these differences.
What the two components add
White Gloss uses ClearLift laser and Dye-SR filtered light. These are distinct applicators on the same Alma platform. ClearLift supplies short laser pulses; Dye-SR supplies filtered intense pulsed light. The combination is selected for the pigment concern and skin response. Some marks are better suited to a single treatment or another form of pigment care.
Plan around sun exposure
A tan changes the pigment in surrounding skin and can increase unwanted colour changes after light treatment. Tell us about recent sun exposure and travel plans. Sunscreen is important, but it does not make freshly tanned or sunburned skin ready for treatment. Continue sun protection after the spots settle to help limit further sun-related pigmentation.
Safety and aftercare
Before treatment
Bring your medicine and skincare list, including supplements. Tell us about pregnancy, cold sores, skin infection, open wounds, unusual scarring, healing problems and recent treatments. Include the dates and areas of injections, peels or other energy treatments. A recent tan or sunburn can affect treatment timing. Do not stop prescribed medicine without your prescriber’s advice. A new, changing, bleeding or unusual spot needs medical diagnosis before cosmetic light treatment.
Side effects and risks
Redness, warmth, swelling and temporary spot darkening can occur. Possible complications include burns, lighter or darker patches and rare scarring. Melasma and previous pigment changes after irritation need particular care.
Aftercare
Cleanse gently, moisturise and use sun protection. Leave darkened spots alone; do not pick, scrub or use stronger exfoliation to remove them. Follow your written instructions for restarting makeup, active skincare, exercise and heat exposure.
When to get help
Contact us promptly for severe or worsening pain, blisters, spreading redness, discharge or persistent unexpected skin-colour changes. Seek urgent medical assessment for eye pain or new visual symptoms.
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