Laser rejuvenation is a non-surgical method of laser skin rejuvenation of the face and body.
The main types of laser lifting
- Fractional photothermolysis.
- Fotona 4D laser rejuvenation.
- Photo rejuvenation on Lumenis M22.
- RF lifting.
- SMAS lifting Altera.
- SMAS Lifting Ultraformator.
During the laser rejuvenation procedure, the entire skin surface (where the procedure is performed) is treated with a laser beam that penetrates a few millimeters and warms the local tissues. Improves local blood circulation in the skin, stimulates the production of collagen and elastin (fibers responsible for skin firmness and elasticity).
Laser rejuvenation, in addition to the lifting (tightening) effect, can have a peeling effect (in this case, a carbon mask is initially applied to the skin) - laser-heated mask particles lead to the removal of the superficial corneal layer. , and the fat content of the skin is also reduced.
The main indicators for laser rejuvenation
- Pallor of the skin;
- Decreased skin tone and elasticity;
- The barrier functions of the skin are protected, there is no risk of infection.
- Treatment of acne and acne scars.
The latest technique in cosmetology is a combination of plasma lifting and laser skin rejuvenation.
The essence of plasmolifting is the introduction of human platelet-enriched plasma into the skin tissue, which accelerates the process of skin regeneration and increases the local immune defense. Laser rejuvenation, in addition to its effect, promotes additional activation of platelets, releasing biologically active substances from them. The effect of joint procedures significantly outweighs the effect of each procedure separately. As a result of a complex of these procedures, plasma lifting and laser rejuvenation, skin color improves, its firmness and elasticity increases, skin pallor and age-related pigmentation intensity significantly decreases, and relief increases. straightened and wrinkles removed.
Photo "before" and "after"
How much does laser rejuvenation cost?
The cost of skin rejuvenation using a laser depends on the area of application, as well as the number of course procedures required to achieve the desired lifting effect.