Smooth, silky and radiant skin is the first step towards perfection.But stress, lack of sleep, unbalanced nutrition, solar radiation, wind, dust negatively affect the condition of our skin.The aging process begins unnoticed: metabolic function and cell division slow down, leading to loss of elasticity and the appearance of wrinkles.
Genetic factors are of great importance, but cosmetic care plays a more important role.Wanting to prolong youth and beauty, many women have turned to various innovative methods, such as laser skin rejuvenation.
Fractional skin rejuvenation is an advanced technology developed by Italian experts, based on the effects of CO2 laser.The laser penetrates into the deep layers of the skin, activating cell regeneration and the synthesis of new collagen, restoring skin elasticity and smoothness, eliminating pigmentation and wrinkles.
The scanning system allows the doctor to choose different exposure densities, creating “spot” radiation, thereby individually solving the patient's various problems related to age-related skin changes: eliminating both small and pronounced wrinkles on the forehead, around the eyes, nasolabial folds, successfully eliminating pigment spots, acne marks, acne or manifestations of hyperkeratosis.
To enhance and "reinforce" the effectiveness between partial rejuvenation procedures, experts will inject hyaluronic acid, which has a powerful moisturizing effect and stimulates the production of collagen and elastic fibers.Or, after removing wrinkles, Botox is injected to change "pathological" facial habits.
Methodology
The laser beam heats the deep layers of the epidermis and “evaporates” microparticles of “old” skin, alternating damaged and undamaged areas.The laser operates segmentally, as if through a “network”.The brain receives a signal about the need to restore the skin and begins to increase the synthesis of new cells and fibroblasts, due to which the process of skin thickening occurs.
Check-in process
The procedure lasts about 30 minutes, and the duration of the course depends on the patient's age, the area being treated, the condition of the skin, the desired effect and the complexity of the problem being solved.On average, 1-3 procedures are required with an interval of 1 month.Positive changes are evident immediately after the first session, but the effectiveness gradually increases, "accelerating" from 2-3 weeks after the course.Results of the procedure
Laser facial resurfacing allows you to achieve a powerful lifting effect, correcting age-related oval facial deformities.Some women aged 45-50 experience a phenomenon called “gravitational ptosis” - a violation of facial contours.Partial rejuvenation of the face, neck and décolleté helps restore skin tone, density and elasticity, providing a firming effect.Additionally, skin resurfacing is a great way to combat scars and stretch marks.New scars and stretch marks can be removed 90%, old scars 60-70%.
Fraxel is also an excellent way to restore your hands to their former smoothness, softness, eliminating age spots and thin, translucent “parchment” skin, making it dense, silky and elastic.
Advantages and disadvantages of the method
- High efficiency.This method allows you to achieve a noticeable long-term rejuvenation effect, giving you the opportunity to get healthy, radiant skin, restore its former attractiveness;
- Targeted, targeted impact significantly increases the effectiveness of the method, since the laser affects only the problem area without affecting neighboring areas;
- Safety.Partial rejuvenation is not only a highly effective method but also safe.Studies show that no significant negative reactions occur;
- No pain.The procedure is usually performed without anesthesia.But for patients with an increased threshold of sensitivity, painkillers can be used.
- Immediately after the procedure, the skin may be slightly swollen and slightly red but will disappear within 2-3 days;
- During the week after the procedure, you should delay sunbathing and use sunscreen to avoid the appearance of age spots.
Contraindicated
- Cancer;
- Chronic disease in the acute stage;
- Pregnancy and lactation period.