Skin Concern
Dark patches — also known as hyperpigmentation — are areas of skin that appear darker than the surrounding tissue due to an excess of melanin. They can appear anywhere on the body and are more common on sun-exposed areas like the face, hands, and arms. While not harmful, they can affect self-confidence and are a common aesthetic concern for many patients.
Flat, brown spots caused by prolonged sun exposure. Commonly found on the face, hands, shoulders, and arms — areas most exposed to UV rays over time.
Small, flat dark areas that develop with age, particularly on sun-exposed skin. They are a sign of cumulative sun damage and are very common in adults over 50.
Dark marks left behind after skin inflammation from acne, injury, or irritation. The skin produces excess melanin during the healing process, leaving a discolored patch.
At Unity by MD, we use the Superfrecator Gen 3 to precisely target and permanently remove dark patches, sun spots, and age spots. The device's micro electric probe delivers high-frequency electrical currents directly to the pigmented area, breaking down excess melanin without affecting the surrounding skin.
The Superfrecator Gen 3 uses high-frequency electrical currents and a micro electric probe to permanently remove dark patches, sun spots, and age spots in a single session. The treatment is precise, non-invasive, and requires no downtime — delivering immediate, lasting results.