Fractional laser

Fractional laser This is a technology used in aesthetic medicine treatments to improve the quality, structure and appearance of the skin. The laser energy targets selected, small areas of the skin, creating microzones of controlled treatment. Undamaged areas of tissue remain between these microzones, which support the skin’s natural regenerative processes.

Depending on the type of laser and the parameters used, the treatment may help to skin rejuvenation, improving its firmness and elasticity, as well as reducing wrinkles, scars, discolouration and unevenness. The laser energy is absorbed, amongst other things, by the water present in the tissues. Heating this water leads to controlled evaporation within the micro-treatment zones.

The micro-damage caused triggers the skin’s natural regenerative processes. As these processes take place, the activity of the cells responsible, amongst other things, for the production of collagen and elastin increases. Over time, this can lead to an improvement in the skin’s firmness, density and structure, as well as a more even appearance.

Fractional laser It is used in the treatment of various skin imperfections. It can be used, amongst other things, to reduce acne scars, fine lines, discolouration and uneven skin texture. The scope of treatment depends on the type of laser used, its parameters and the individual characteristics of the skin.

Laser technology It can be used on various areas of the body, including the face, neck, décolletage and back. One of the procedures that uses a fractional laser is fractional laser peel, the aim of which is to exert a controlled effect on the superficial layers of the skin and stimulate its regeneration. The treatment parameters are selected on an individual basis, taking into account skin type, the treatment area and the desired outcome.

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