Deep peeling with laser

Today, there are countless rejuvenation methods available for those who want to look their best. While the most dramatic changes are achieved through plastic surgery, lifts, threading or fillers do not address the quality of the skin's surface or the renewal of the deeper layers of the skin.

The epidermis of our skin is constantly changing, but with age this rhythm slows down and melanocyte pigment production becomes uneven. This process is also greatly affected by environmental factors such as UV radiation, air pollution, dehydration and poor diet.

As a result, the skin loses moisture and respiration, developing flabby, wrinkled, dull skin and uneven pigmentation.

The most effective way to remove the top layer of dead skin is laser peels.

Fractional laser peel, an ablative laser procedure, also regenerates the subcutaneous connective tissue and removes part or all of the epidermis, including part of the dermis, eliminating the uneven texture of the skin surface, thus renewing the epidermis.

These treatments are carried out under local anaesthesia with ointment to relieve the pain.

Fractional laser skin rejuvenation treatment, laser peels

• makes the skin instantly firmer,

• enhances skin softness and texture,

• removes epidermal pigments, eliminates unwanted brown spots,

• smoothes wrinkles and acne scars,

• rejuvenates the neck, chest and hands,

• smoothes scars and certain stretch marks caused by skin elongation.

The infrared light from carbon dioxide lasers is absorbed by the water content of the skin tissues: during the treatment, it heats the water in the upper layers of the skin, causing both the water and the skin tissues to evaporate. This process, known as laser peeling, regenerates the skin and, as the heat generated coagulates the connective tissue fibres, the skin becomes firmer and more wrinkle-free.

In fractional laser peels, the laser does not cover the area to be treated in a continuous pattern, but in tiny pixel-like areas, leaving most of the surrounding skin intact. The laser causes small, columnar "holes", tissue damage to the skin.

These small lesions, like tiny wounds, encourage the surrounding healthy skin to heal and new collagen fibres are formed.

Ablative fractional carbon dioxide laser skin rejuvenation, unlike non-fractional laser procedures, allows the skin to heal faster because the healthy, untreated tissue surrounding the treated tissue acts as a natural bond during healing.

By preparing the fractional laser peel with microdermabrasion, the skin's ability to renew itself is improved, cell replacement is accelerated and recovery is rapid. After fractional laser peels, the optimal improvement, i.e. the final result, is visible after 1-2 months, as collagen regeneration and skin tightening continue until then.

The improvement in skin texture is already visible two weeks after treatment.

• a personal consultation is required before treatment,

• 1-3 treatments at 4-week intervals are required to achieve the desired results,

• no direct sun exposure for 4 weeks prior to treatment (i.e. sunscreen must be used),

• if the patient is prone to pigmentation, a bleaching ointment should be used prior to treatment,

• if he/she is prone to herpes, he/she should take medication before the treatment.

• for 3-5 days after the treatment, the treated area is characterised by intense redness, swelling and redness, then it starts to peel slightly, after 3 days you can even return to work with make-up on, and after 1-1.5 weeks there is no trace of the treatment,

• Afterwards, wash off with water and apply a thick layer of cream,

• for 4 weeks after the treatment, use a high factor sunscreen (at least 50) and, for those who are prone to pigmentation, a bleaching cream,

• the treatment can be repeated after 4 weeks if necessary.

*The consultation fee will be deducted from the price of the laser treatment.