Skins spots and lesions
We can treat various types of skin lesions, including:
Skin Spots
Hyperpigmentation, skin spots, and lentigines are often caused by multiple factors, such as excessive sun exposure, aging, genetics, hormonal changes, etc. Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) has proven effective in eliminating certain skin spots or lentigines. For conditions like melasma or post-inflammatory pigmentation, other treatments such as chemical peels or other topical depigmenting treatments may be used.
Skin Lesions
CO2 laser has proven effective in treating common benign skin lesions such as keratoses, warts, xanthelasmas, milium cysts, fibromas, etc.
The high precision of the CO2 laser and its ability to fire in pulses allow for the removal of tissue with perfect control over both the extent and depth of treatment, making it one of the most effective and safest alternatives, providing the best aesthetic results.
Post-Acne Scars
Fraxel laser is a treatment designed to reduce or eliminate skin imperfections by promoting skin regeneration, thereby softening acne scars, enlarged pores, etc.
Side effects may include temporary redness, slight swelling, or changes in pigmentation, but these effects are typically transient and minimal.
Primarily, pigmented spots caused by an accumulation of melanin are treated. However, their removal will depend on their degree of pigmentation and the depth of the pigment deposits.
No. Immediately after treatment, the spots become darker and more intense for a period of 10 to 15 days. Afterward, they progressively exfoliate until the skin is free of spots.
Typically, between 3 and 5 treatment sessions are necessary, but there is no preset number for Fraxel laser, and it will depend on the goal of the treatment. Since a fractional application only treats a small part of the tissue at a time, it will need to be repeated to cover the entire area, ensuring a generalized and sustained effect.
