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Face/Body Rejuvenation

Laser Facial and Body Rejuvenation uses a powerful light beam to deliver thermal energy to your skin. A laser beam allows you to directly target problem skin areas, such as lines around your eyes or mouth, but it can also be used to treat larger areas of your body and face. While the thought of heating your skin may make you nervous, there is no need to be concerned because it does not damage your skin cells and instead promotes new skin growth. This is due to the way laser therapy for facial and body rejuvenation works beneath your skin's epidermis to generate new collagen.

Cosmetic laser therapy is an excellent non-surgical treatment option for rejuvenating the appearance of the skin on your face and body. Laser rejuvenation allows you to firm and tighten areas of your skin that have been damaged by the sun, have scarring, or are simply ageing. Laser treatment promotes collagen production by targeting specific areas of your face and body, allowing your skin cells to repair themselves naturally to create a more youthful and fresh appearance.

Here are some few of the skin improvements you can achieve with laser rejuvenation:

Enhanced skin tone
Reduced appearance of facial veins, burst blood vessels and rosacea
Reduction of facial lines and wrinkles
Treating sun damaged skin such as age spots and hyperpigmentation
Smoother skin that appears revitalised

Benefits of Laser Rejuvenation

Laser skin rejuvenation can address a variety of skin concerns and offers the following aesthetic benefits:

Improved skin tone and texture
Reduced pore sizes
Improved appearance of acne scarring, liver spots and age spots
Younger-looking, healthier skin
Smooths out wrinkles and fine lines

Laser skin rejuvenation can be used to treat areas of the neck and face, including the delicate skin around the eyes and mouth.

Who is a good candidate for Laser Skin resurfacing?

You may be an ideal candidate for laser skin resurfacing if you have:

Sun-damaged skin
Age spots, liver spots
Uneven skin pigmentation
Skin scars or birthmarks
Scars from acne or chickenpox
Enlarged oil glands on your nose
Non-responsive skin after a facelift
Fine lines or wrinkles around or under the eyes, forehead or mouth

You may not be a good candidate for laser skin resurfacing if you have:

Active acne
Very dark skin
Deep wrinkles
Excessive or sagging skin

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How should I prepare for Laser Skin resurfacing?

Avoid tanning and excessive sun exposure for four weeks before treatment, and use a broad-spectrum sunscreen every day.
For four weeks before treatment, avoid deep facial peel procedures (for example, strong chemical peels, laser resurfacing, dermabrasion).
Do not use photosensitive medications (such as doxycycline or minocycline) for at least 72 hours before treatment.
Let your doctor know if you have a history of herpes (oral cold sores, genital) or shingles in the treatment area, and begin your antiviral medication (valacyclovir, acyclovir) as directed (usually two days before treatment and continue for three days after treatment).
You may be asked to apply a topical retinoid to your skin four weeks before your procedure to prepare it for laser resurfacing.

How should I take care of my skin after laser resurfacing?

Your skin will be red, sensitive, and sunburned immediately following treatment. It is possible that the redness, swelling, itching, or stinging will last for a few days. Depending on the treatment, the skin may become raw, ooze a yellow liquid, or blister. Scratching or picking at crusted skin can result in scarring and infection.
Your skin will become dry and peel five to seven days after laser resurfacing. Your new skin will appear pink at first. Over the next two to three months, it should gradually lighten.
As directed by your doctor, cleanse the treatment area two to five times per day.
Sleep on an extra pillow at night to help reduce the swelling for the first four days after the procedure.
During the first 24 to 48 hours, apply a cool compress or a wrapped ice pack for 15 minutes every one to two hours as needed.
Twice a day, apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly (or any occlusive moisturiser) or antibiotic ointment (such as bacitracin) to the affected area until the skin heals.
For four weeks, avoid aggressive facial treatments such as tretinoin or glycolic acid, as well as any topical products that may cause irritation for six weeks after treatment.
Don't smoke. Smoking slows the healing process.

After healing:

After healing, protect your newly laser-resurfaced skin with a daily broad-spectrum (screens both ultraviolet B and ultraviolet A rays) sunscreen. A sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 30 should be selected for use on the face.
Apply moisturiser on a daily basis, as directed by your doctor.

What results will I get from face rejuvenation?

Among the most popular objectives for face rejuvenation are: Restore your face's shape and volume. Diminish the visibility of hollows and wrinkles beneath the eyes. Fix sagging brows and wrinkles on the forehead.

How can I make my skin more youthful and rejuvenate?

These are six methods for drawing firm skin.

Firming Cream. A firming lotion with retinoids is a fantastic option.
Supplements
Work Out
Exercise
Massage the area
Cosmetic Procedures

For how long is face rejuvenation effective?

For instance, whereas neurotoxic treatments typically last for three to four months, dermal fillers can yield benefits that endure for up to eighteen months at a time. Peel treatments and facials can occasionally take up to three months each, or many weeks.

Will face-body rejuvenation be apparent to others?

Some people fear that people would notice that they underwent surgery because their faces will appear stretched out or because they will be clearly visible. The outcome, according to her, will seem natural if the procedure is done correctly. It will remain a secret to all.