UltraClear Laser London connects you with the doctor at UNTIL Marylebone who treats sun-damaged skin with UltraClear: sun spots, age spots, rough texture and fine lines, with lighter settings for pigment and deeper ones for lines.
The face shows sun damage first because it is exposed every day. Brown spots gather on the cheeks and forehead, the skin feels rough, and fine lines and small broken vessels appear. In the published studies of this laser on sun-damaged skin, people treated with one to four sessions were rated as improved at three months, with skin reactions lasting up to five days.
Sun spots and age spots are the same thing: flat brown marks from sun exposure, which become more common with age. They sit near the surface, so lighter resurfacing settings shed them with the renewing skin. Any spot that is new, growing, irregular, itchy or bleeding needs a GP or dermatologist before any laser.
Resurfacing improves damage that is already there; daily sun protection stops more forming. Use a broad-spectrum SPF 50 every day on the face, neck, chest and hands, especially in the weeks after treatment, when healing skin darkens easily. The glossary entry on photoageing sets out the changes it causes.
The doctor-led practice at UNTIL Marylebone, a short walk from Marble Arch station, publishes the lightest UltraClear settings from £650 around the eyes and £850 for the full face, checked on 13 October 2026. UltraClear prices lists every area and setting.
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It improves the visible signs: brown spots lighten, rough texture smooths and fine lines soften as new collagen forms. It does not undo every change, and new damage forms without sun protection. UltraClear Laser London connects you with a doctor who explains what your skin is likely to gain from a course.
Sun spots often improve after one to three sessions in the lighter settings, while widespread rough texture and lines may need a deeper setting. The published sun-damage studies used one to four sessions. UltraClear Laser London passes your enquiry to a doctor who sets the plan after examining your skin.
Yes. Both names describe flat brown marks caused by sun exposure that become more common with age. They are usually harmless, but any mark that changes, grows or bleeds needs a GP first. UltraClear Laser London connects you with a doctor who examines every mark before treating it.
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UltraClear Laser London • UNTIL Marylebone, 1 Orchard Street, London W1H 6HJ
Ask About UltraClearUNTIL Health Concierge gets back to you to set up a skin assessment at UNTIL Marylebone. The practitioner confirms the setting, the downtime and the price before any session is booked.