Skin Rejuvenation

The quest for younger, fresher look can include everything from facials to face lifts, with varying amounts of aesthetic improvement. As we age, repetitive facial muscle movements contribute the formation of lines and wrinkles in the face. Other factors such as exposure to the sun, diet, and smoking can effect how our skin will age. Skin laser treatments can be used to remove acne scars, birth marks, fine lines and uneven skin pigmentation. Laser skin resurfacing is the best viable option for skin rejuvenation. Laser skin resurfacing is a laser treatment which burns away the outer layer of the skin to reveal younger looking skin. The laser also heats deeper layers of the skin, which stimulates the growth of new collagen. Skin lasers can be used on specific areas of the face or all over the face.

Laser Skin Resurfacing Also called as laser peeling or laser vaporization. Laser resurfacing is the process of removing facial blemishes with the use of concentrated pulsating light energy. The laser uses the revolutionary el?s Technology to remove the top layers of the skin to reveal fresh, undamaged surface. In fact, the laser light vaporizes the top surface and problematic cells. Benefits of the benefits of laser skin resurfacing include the elimination or reduction of crow’s feet or wrinkles around the eyes, mouth and forehead wrinkles, and scars. Another benefit of this procedure over other treatments is that the recovery period is short, lasting under a week. Once the face heals from the heat absorption, the rejuvenation effects can last anywhere up to five years.

When compared to a chemical peel, dermabrasion or other forms of treatment, a laser allows the customization not only for each patient but also to each area of the face.Laser resurfacing works well because it is a very precise procedure and it causes limited heat damage to the face. There is also very little bleeding associated with the process.

How it works

Powered by the revolutionary el?s Technology, the combination of energies offers a complete solution to the challenges of skin treatment with reduced overall required energy output — enabling safe, effective treatment. Highly selective light energies are absorbed by the hemoglobin and pigmented lesions, but not significantly absorbed by the normal dermis. Electrical energies selectively heat blood vessels — while minimizing the effect on pigmented structure.

There are some risks or negative aspects of the procedure though. Healing from the skin resurfacing will feel like having mild sunburn. The treated surface will most likely be quite red and look swollen for the first week or two. It may sting or itch during the first couple of days. In extreme cases, patients can experience infection, lasting redness, a permanent change of facial surface color, or serious scarring. This process is also not recommended for those who currently have problems with acne.