Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Laser skin resurfacing

Laser skin resurfacing is one of the most popular cosmetic procedures and can help rejuvenate the skin. The use of laser skin resurfacing removes damaged outer layers of skin and stimulate collagen production in the underlying layer.

Actually, laser skin resurfacing is a method to reduce the appearance of imperfections on the surface of the skin. During laser resurfacing procedure, the laser will be used to dissolve the molecular bonds are broken. This also can be called as laser skin rejuvenation because of anti-aging benefits. The procedure does not have limitations, but individuals with severe injuries may need to use the technique additional scar revision to achieve the best results.

Types of laser skin resurfacing is generally divided into two kinds, namely the use of CO2 laser and erbium laser. CO2 laser is a laser treatment with the highest intensity available at this time. How it works is to limit CO2 collagen beneath the dermis by heat. CO2 laser can also remove wrinkles, scars, warts and birthmarks, and even has been applied to treat skin cancer in the early stages.

Erbium laser can remove a layer of skin thinner than a more powerful, the less appropriate when using a CO2 laser. Erbium laser is often a better choice for patients with dark skin because there is less risk of permanent changes in skin pigmentation.

 
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