Laser hair removal is a gentle and effective way to permanently reduce unwanted hair from virtually any area of the body. Common laser hair removal areas for men are the back, chest, and legs, while common laser hair removal areas for women are the face, bikini area, and legs. Laser hair removal is most effective when hair is in the growth stage. Because hair grows in cycles, laser hair removal patients typically require a series of four to five sessions spaced approximately one month apart for maximum results. The lasers of different types are used for laser hair removal: diode, Nd:YG, long pulse ruby and long pulse alexandrite. Thanks to the integrated cooling system the treatment can be applied in a delicate and nearly painless manner with no scarring and more effective and higher quality results than traditional methods.
Skin rejuvenation includes skin remodeling and reduction of superficial wrinkles, skin toning and removal of pigmented spots in the epidermis and acne treatment. This is non-invasive and non-ablative method which effectively improves the appearance of wrinkles without patient downtime.
Laser resurfacing, which is also known as laser peeling, is an effective facial rejuvenation technique that can produce long-lasting results. Over time, factors such as sun damage, heredity, diet, and repetitive muscle movement contribute the formation of lines and wrinkles in the face. Additionally, the development of pigmentation anomalies, such as age spots or acne scars can cause skin to lose its smooth, youthful appearance.
Currently, carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers and erbium lasers are the two most common laser technologies used for skin resurfacing. Each provides a unique treatment; the CO2 laser for deep wrinkles and the erbium laser for wrinkles that are more superficial. A partial laser skin resurfacing procedure typically takes 30 to 45 minutes and a full treatment can take up to two hours. Both of these lasers help to minimize the potential for laser skin resurfacing complications by limiting the amount of heat damage to the skin and offering the cosmetic surgeon an extremely high level of precision.
Infrared light heats the dermis well below the skin's surface. This heating can cause immediate collagen contraction resulting in tighter skin. During the procedure, the skin's surface (epidermis) is protected through continuous cooling. After the procedure, new collagen growth results in further tightening with the improvement of lax skin, folds and lines. The treatment is applied to many areas of the body where skin is lax. Loose skin along the jaw line, under the chin, the abdomen and upper arm have responded particularly well to the procedure. Men and women of all ages and skin type can be treated.
Vascular skin lesions such as telangiectasia of the face are generally common cosmetic blemishes, which patients often have treated medically. Laser treats a broad range of vessels from tiny spider veins to deep blue reticular veins quickly, safely and effectively. Patients with dark, light or tanned skin can experience outstanding results with minimal bruising or blistering. During the laser exposure the vessels are emptied of blood, something which becomes clear as the vessel is visibly emptied during the laser treatment. The majority of the treated veins have shown significant improvement within two to six weeks of treatment.
There are many different types of pigmented lesions which differ from one another fundamentally in terms of their morphological and histological characteristics. For this reason the evaluation of and possible therapy for pigmented lesions should always be the reserve for doctors. Benign pigmented lesions such as lentigo simplex, lentigo senilis (age and sun spots), cafe au lait stains and many types of naevi may be treated with laser devices in various ways. Virtually any part of body with uneven skin tone, diffuse redness or freckles can be safely treated. There is no need to apply topical anesthetic or gel beforehand. The majority of the treated spots have shown significant improvement within two to three weeks of treatment.
CO2 laser can be used for broad range of surgical application such as: blepharoplasty, epithelia dysplasia, uvula-palatoplasty (LAUP), leukoplakia, papillomatosis, endometriosis.
Medically used waves are generated extracorporeally and introduced into the body without causing skin lesions. The treatment is used successfully for cellulite therapy, connective tissue tightening, enzymatic lipolysis, fibrotic tissue transformation, scar/wrinkle smoothing, treatment of pregnancy stretch marks, wound healing e.g. after liposuction
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