Yes, fractional laser is a safe procedure with low risks when performed by a qualified professional. As with any cosmetic procedure, it’s important to follow aftercare instructions.
Common following skin traumas, particularly burns, hypertrophic scars (HTS) affect up to 94% of survivors. They can bring emotional suffering, limited movement, pain, and itching. Conventional therapies including steroids, massage, and compression sometimes have only modest effects.
Emerging as a potential solution with improvement in both look and function of HTS are ablative fractional lasers (AFLs.). Recent Guidelines consider Ablative Fractional laser as first line of treatment to hypertrophic scars
The fractional CO2 laser is a good treatment option for treating acne scars. It benefits by increasing amount of collagen production and resurfacing damaged skin layers, that results in helping to smooth out scar areas and enhance overall skin texture.
Stretch marks are scars on the dermis that cause patients to be self-conscious and that pose challenges in clinical treatment. They result from rapid stretching of the skin and often observed in adolescents, pregnant women, obese individuals, and people experiencing rapid change in weight. They initially appear as erythematous and edematous plaques (red striae), and as they mature, they become whitish and atrophic (striae alba) due to the degradation and reorganization of elastin and collagen fibers. Currently, laser treatment is an emerging noninvasive therapeutic modality that is successful in reducing the excessive vascularization of red striae and in stimulating the production of collagen and elastin in the Alba
Based on clinical cases and systematic reviews, both ablative and non-ablative fractional lasers caused moderate improvement in the appearance of distending striae. The 1540-nm non-ablative fractional laser is more likely to be considered the first-line treatment for stretch marks.
Offering effective results for a range of skin concerns, fractional laser is one of the most advanced treatments for skin rejuvenation. At Emora Polyclinic, we invite you to experience this incredible treatment with professional care and the latest technology, ensuring smoother, healthier skin.
What is Fractional Laser?
Fractional laser treatment, unlike traditional lasers, targets only a fraction of your skin, leaving surrounding areas intact for faster healing.
Types of Fractional Laser
Common Questions Regarding Fractional Laser
What does fractional laser treat?
Is fractional laser painful?
How many sessions are needed?
What should I expect after the treatment?
Is fractional laser safe?
How long do the results last after Fractional laser?
Can fractional laser remove scars?
Common following skin traumas, particularly burns, hypertrophic scars (HTS) affect up to 94% of survivors. They can bring emotional suffering, limited movement, pain, and itching. Conventional therapies including steroids, massage, and compression sometimes have only modest effects.
Emerging as a potential solution with improvement in both look and function of HTS are ablative fractional lasers (AFLs.). Recent Guidelines consider Ablative Fractional laser as first line of treatment to hypertrophic scars
Can Fractional Laser Treat Acne scar?
The fractional CO2 laser is a good treatment option for treating acne scars. It benefits by increasing amount of collagen production and resurfacing damaged skin layers, that results in helping to smooth out scar areas and enhance overall skin texture.
Can Fractional laser remove Stretch mark?
Stretch marks are scars on the dermis that cause patients to be self-conscious and that pose challenges in clinical treatment. They result from rapid stretching of the skin and often observed in adolescents, pregnant women, obese individuals, and people experiencing rapid change in weight. They initially appear as erythematous and edematous plaques (red striae), and as they mature, they become whitish and atrophic (striae alba) due to the degradation and reorganization of elastin and collagen fibers. Currently, laser treatment is an emerging noninvasive therapeutic modality that is successful in reducing the excessive vascularization of red striae and in stimulating the production of collagen and elastin in the Alba
Based on clinical cases and systematic reviews, both ablative and non-ablative fractional lasers caused moderate improvement in the appearance of distending striae. The 1540-nm non-ablative fractional laser is more likely to be considered the first-line treatment for stretch marks.
Fractional laser combined with other skin treatments
PRP enhance tissue repair and boost skin regeneration after laser.
Benefits: faster healing, less redness, collagen stimulation
Exosomes carry Growth Factors (GF) that enhance healing and collagen remodeling
Benefits: Skin Repair, less inflammation, more skin Glow.
Guidelines recommends to wait 6-12 months after isotretinoin before laser treatment, as it is causes risk of delayed healing or scarring, new studies shows that less dose of isotretinoin is may be safer, but should be evaluated with dermatologist.
FMR combined with AFL is a well-tolerated and effective treatment modality for inflammatory acne and acne scarring, by producing an inhibitory effect on sebum secretion at the molecular level of the skin.
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