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Side effects are usually mild and temporary, including redness, swelling, and darkening of treated spots. In rare cases, blistering or changes in skin texture may occur.

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  IPL Laser (Intense Pulsed Light) uses broad-spectrum light to target and treat various skin issues. The light penetrates the skin and is absorbed by pigmented cells and blood vessels, which are then broken down and eliminated by the body.

  Benefits:

  Effective for reducing sunspots, age spots, and freckles.
  Can treat vascular lesions such as broken capillaries and rosacea.
  Stimulates collagen production, improving skin texture and reducing fine lines.
  Minimal downtime and discomfort.

   

  Diode Laser emit a concentrated beam of light that penetrates deep into the skin, targeting the deeper layers where collagen and elastin are produced. This promotes the regeneration of these vital proteins.

  Benefits:

  Deep penetration leads to significant collagen stimulation.
  Effective for treating wrinkles, fine lines, and acne scars.
  Can also be used for hair removal and treating vascular lesions.
  Provides long-lasting results with a series of treatments.

   

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• Q-Switched Laser deliver short, high-energy pulses of light that target and break down pigmented cells and tattoo ink particles. The fragments are then naturally removed by the body’s immune system.

  Benefits:

  Highly effective for treating pigmented lesions such as melasma, sunspots, and freckles.
  Can remove tattoos and other deep-seated pigmentation.
  Minimal damage to surrounding tissue, making it safe for various skin types.
  Short treatment sessions with minimal downtime.

   

  Other skin rejuvenation treatments include: Chemical Peels / Microdermabrasion / Microneedling /Laser Resurfacing

During the treatment, a laser technician will apply a cooling gel to the area and then pass the laser handpiece over your skin. The laser emits pulses of light that target the hair follicles or skin cells. The treatment time varies depending on the area but typically lasts between 15 minutes to an hour.

The exact treatment needed will depend on the severity of the patient’s acne condition. The typical skin treatment course should be about 4-6 sessions, each session a few weeks apart. Sessions can last anywhere from 15-20 minutes or up to an hour; this depends on how much skin needs to be treated.
Each treatment begins with a protective cooling gel being applied to the targeted area. This will help keep the top layer of the skin safe from the heat without preventing the IPL flashes from penetrating the skin.
Afterwards, the IPL device is pressed to the treated area and a flash of light is emitted into the skin. The doctor should then move the tip along the skin, emitting a flash at every different point. This process can be repeated with each filter if desired by the doctor or technician.
The treatment ends with the skin being wiped clean and the patient given a post-treatment product to help with the healing process.

• The Q-Switched Nd:YAG laser works by targeting specific pigment in the skin, which TARGETS the damaged skin cells in the treatment area.

  When it comes to laser tattoo removal, the Q-Switched Nd:YAG laser targets ink pigment and breaks it up into smaller particles through powerful bursts of energy. The ink is then absorbed into the bloodstream and eventually expelled from the body.

  The Q-Switched Nd:YAG laser utilizes two energy frequencies; 1064 nanometers, to target deeper skin layers, and 532 nanometers, to address hyperpigmentation and more superficial layers.

• Laser Generation: The Nd:yag crystal is stimulated by an external energy source, such as a flashlamp or another laser, causing it to emit light.

• Q-Switching Mechanism: The Q-switch temporarily stores the energy and then releases it in a single, high-energy burst. This creates a pulse of laser light with very high peak power.

• Targeting Pigments: The laser's energy is absorbed by pigmented structures in the skin, such as tattoo ink, melanin (in the case of pigmentation issues), or hemoglobin (in vascular lesions). The absorption of this energy causes the pigments to break down into smaller particles.

• Natural Healing Process: The body's natural healing processes then remove these fragmented pigment particles over time, resulting in the gradual fading of the tattoo, pigmentation, or vascular lesion.