Laser skin resurfacin

How does it work?

Laser facial resurfacing is a high-tech skin correction method based on the use of a CO2 laser. During the procedure, the laser beam penetrates the upper layers of the skin, vaporizing damaged cells and stimulating the formation of new ones. Thanks to this process:

• Smoothes scars and scars.
• Removes age spots.
• Improves skin texture.
• Stimulates collagen production, which leads to rejuvenation.

Fractional CO2 laser allows you to work only with problem areas, without damaging healthy skin.

What are the results of laser resurfacing?

Laser resurfacing of the face solves the following problems:

• Deep and superficial wrinkles.
• Wrinkles, scars, and scars.
• Uneven skin texture.
• Hyperpigmentation.

The number of sessions depends on the condition of the skin, but usually 3-5 procedures are required to achieve the desired result. The procedure is performed using anesthesia, so the patient feels almost no pain.

Skin care in the post-procedure period

After laser resurfacing, it is important to follow these recommendations:

• Avoid sunlight and use SPF products.
• Moisturize the skin with special creams.
• Avoid saunas, swimming pools and physical exertion during the first weeks.
• Follow the doctor’s individual recommendations.

Indications for the procedure

Laser resurfacing is recommended if you have:

• Acne scars.
• Post-traumatic or postoperative scars.
• Unevenness skin.
• Hyperpigmentation.
• Wrinkles and age-related changes.

What equipment is used at HBMedical

Our clinic uses the Deep Renu Sybaritic fractional CO2 laser – modern equipment that provides:

• High precision of exposure.
• Minimal risk of side effects.
• Fast skin recovery.

How does a laser resurfacing session work?

1. Consultation and preparation: discussion of expected results and choice of method.
2. Anesthesia: application cream for anesthesia.
3. Laser treatment: point effect on problem areas.
4. Aftercare: application of soothing agents.

Advantages and disadvantages of the procedure

Advantages:

• High efficiency.
• Minimal trauma.
• Short rehabilitation period.
• Possibility of correcting various skin problems.

Disadvantages:

• Temporary redness and peeling skin.
• The need to follow recommendations in the post-procedure period.

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