Cold laser peeling
The appearance of expression wrinkles, skin laxity, enlarged pores, and other signs of aging indicate a slowdown in tissue regeneration processes. With age, the skin's keratinization processes are disrupted, which hinders the penetration of nutrients. To address this issue, cold laser peeling of the face is applied—a modern cosmetological method aimed at restoring healthy skin color and elasticity.
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What are the peculiarities of cold laser peeling?
Cold laser peeling is a procedure performed using an erbium laser by heating the skin and vaporizing water from the cells. Before starting, it's necessary to cleanse the skin from impurities and apply an anesthetic. This procedure is often used in conjunction with PRX-T33. The innovative PRX-T33 technique targets deeper layers of the dermis, stimulating the production of elastin and collagen. The doctor determines the number of sessions required based on the condition of the problematic skin area.
The duration ranges from 10 to 60 minutes, depending on the complexity of the case. As a result, you'll experience the removal of the keratinized skin layer, pore tightening, smoothing of fine wrinkles, and a lighter skin tone. A full course typically includes 4 sessions with intervals of 10 to 14 days between each. After the procedure, slight redness may persist for up to 2 days, and flaking of the skin may occur for up to 5 days.
Advantages and contraindications for performing cold laser facial peeling
Compared to other laser techniques, cold peeling has several advantages:
- No need for prior preparation;
- Possibility of using topical anesthesia;
- Active regenerative effect on the skin;
- High effectiveness.
According to reviews, facial laser peeling is the most popular among women and provides long-lasting results. Doctors recommend undergoing the procedure approximately once a month if the following indications are present: loss of skin elasticity, post-acne marks, fine wrinkles, enlarged pores, hyperpigmentation, scars.
Cold laser peeling is contraindicated in specific cases:
- Pregnancy;
- Autoimmune diseases;
- Oncology;
- Endocrine pathologies;
- Skin integrity impairment in affected areas;
- Chronic exacerbations of dermatoses, herpes;
- Use of photosensitive drugs.
For two weeks after the therapy, doctors recommend avoiding any cosmetic procedures, sunbathing, or visiting tanning beds.
Cold laser peeling in Lviv is one of the many cosmetic procedures offered by the medical center 'LeoDerm.' To provide services, we use only certified products and modern equipment. Our experienced doctors are here to help achieve the desired results without lengthy rehabilitation.
Patients are drawn to 'LeoDerm' due to the accessibility of this procedure, thorough examinations, and successful resolution of cosmetic issues. You can schedule an appointment by calling the phone number on our website or by filling out a simple online form. We're always here and looking forward to seeing you!