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Even though laser treatment is safe, some complications may occur. This includes skin lightening or depigmentation, which is usually temporary and usually resolves within 10-14 weeks; skin darkening or hyperpigmentation, which may also fade and recovers; infections: rough skin texture, allergic reactions, or sun burn effect. For hyperpigmentation, a bleaching agent has to be used to erase the dark color. If this persists, it would be best to have this evaluated by your dermatologist for proper management.
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