Sun Damage & Uneven Tone

Reduce brown spots, redness and uneven pigment.

What You May Be Experiencing

You're not alone in this

You see brown spots, freckling, redness or uneven tone that appeared or worsened with sun exposure. Sun damage is common in Texas and responds well to light-based treatments.

Factors that can contribute

  • Cumulative sun exposure
  • Skin type and tendency to pigment
  • Hormonal changes
  • Inflammation and past breakouts

When to seek conventional medical care

New, changing or irregularly shaped spots should be checked by a dermatologist to rule out skin cancer. We do not treat lesions that have not been cleared.

How Empyreal Approaches This

A whole-person path forward

We treat pigment at the source and protect against new damage. IPL is the starting point for many people, with skincare and sun protection to maintain the result.

IPL or BBL photofacial for brown spots and redness
Laser resurfacing for tone and texture
Medical-grade skincare with tyrosinase inhibitors
Daily sun protection
Maya Bennett, MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Who works with this area

Maya Bennett, MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Lead Aesthetic Injector & Nurse Practitioner

Meet FNP-C

Next Step

Get help with sun damage & uneven tone

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Common Questions

Sun Damage & Uneven Tone — FAQ

Can you treat a spot I am worried about?+

We do not treat lesions that have not been cleared by a dermatologist. If a spot is new, changing or irregular, we refer you for evaluation first.

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