FAQ

How does it work?

The process involves the following key steps:

Precision Targeting: The Fotona laser is meticulously adjusted to target the specific pigmented areas without affecting the surrounding skin. This precision is crucial for ensuring effective treatment while minimizing the risk of damage to unaffected skin.

Energy Absorption: The melanin in the pigmented cells absorbs the laser energy. This absorption causes the targeted cells to heat up and break down.

Controlled Ablation: The laser ablates the superficial layers of the skin, removing the damaged pigmented cells. This controlled ablation process is essential for encouraging the regeneration of fresh, unblemished skin.

Collagen Stimulation: Beyond pigmentation removal, the Micro Laser Peel stimulates collagen production in the deeper layers of the skin. This promotes overall skin rejuvenation, contributing to a smoother and more youthful complexion.

The Fotona laser operates on the principle of selective photothermolysis, where laser energy is absorbed by pigmented cells, leading to their controlled destruction. In the case of pigmentation concerns, the laser's energy is precisely tuned to target melanin, the pigment responsible for the dark spots on the skin. The Micro Laser Peel removes the damaged, pigmented skin cells, promoting the growth of new, healthier skin.

Why choose this treatment:

Precision: The Fotona laser allows for precise targeting, ensuring only pigmented cells are treated.

Effective Results: The Micro Laser Peel delivers effective and noticeable results, diminishing the appearance of pigmentation with each session.

Minimal Downtime: While offering significant results, the downtime associated with the Micro Laser Peel is relatively minimal compared to more invasive procedures.

Downtime:

Downtime following the Micro Laser Peel is generally short-lived. Patients may experience redness and mild swelling, like a sunburn effect, which typically subsides within a few days. The recovery period may vary depending on the intensity of the treatment, but the majority of individuals can resume their regular activities a couple days after.