Sun spots across the stomach from years of beach holidays, and the diffuse redness some skin keeps there, are treated in our practice with Lumecca the same way as the chest. The US label covers truncal telangiectasias and benign pigmented lesions without naming the abdomen, and no InMode page names it, and we say so plainly. Usually three sessions about four weeks apart in our practice, at Lumecca Clinic, 130 Harley Street, with the price in writing at a free consultation.
What it does on the abdomen
The brown of each spot and the red of each vessel absorb the flash and fade over one to two weeks, so the colour of the stomach evens out over the course. Stretch marks and loose skin are structure, not colour, and for those we provide Morpheus8 at our sister clinic; the clinician plans the combination. No study measures the abdomen alone.
The session and after
The cooled window on the skin, a snap with each flash, about 20 minutes. Pink and warm for a few hours, the spots darker and flaking over one to two weeks, sunscreen and a covered stomach in the sun for the four weeks around each session in our practice. The sessions page sets out the course.
Who it suits
Fair to olive skin with sun spots or redness on the stomach, with no current tan; in pregnancy the abdomen is not treated, and any mark that has changed is checked by a doctor first. The full guide covers the rest.
Not sure you are suitable? Ask the clinician, it is free
Book a free consultation
Call Lumecca Clinic on 0207 043 8149 or use the form below. The clinician looks at your abdomen, grades your skin type and gives you the course price in writing.
