The period of skin regeneration after surgery is about one week. During this time, the skin returns to its normal state, with noticeable improvement in skin condition. The effect of the treatment increases over time, from 3-6 months there is an increase in new collagen and elastin, at which time the skin is constantly changing. The resulting points cause long-lasting skin injury. A pro-inflammatory inflammation is induced as to the size of the area in which the craters were formed. Within one to three days, depending on the size of the resulting crater, the space is filled with granulation tissue, the formation of which is initiated by fibroblasts. Fibroblasts are responsible for the formation of collagen. The process of neocollagenesis and remodeling of the skin begins, which lasts 30 days. However, neocollagenesis itself lasts even several months after the procedure. Permanent remodeling of collagen occurs over a period of at least 3 months
after treatment. During the 8th week, collagen type III is observed in the dermis. Type III collagen occurs in fibroblast tissues during healing of wounds, before the formation of type I collagen.
In order to achieve much better results of the procedure, it is recommended to repeat it, the time when the next procedure should be performed is determined by the doctor. It is recommended to perform a series of 3-6 treatments with 1-1,5 mesage space.
Procedure after the procedure:
After the treatment, skin care is very important, using gentle, moisturizing and regenerating creams, eg Cetaphil Ps, Zinalfat, Panthenol, Cicalfate Avene Hydrabio Bioderma. The face should be regularly sprayed with thermal water to relieve the burning sensation. It is very important to protect the sun's skin, for this purpose you should use sunscreen with SPF 30-50. During the convalescence period, makeup is not recommended. Avoid hot baths, sauna visits.
Before starting any cosmetic and medical treatment, an important element is the interview with the client, in order to correctly qualify for surgery and exclude contraindications. The procedure is carried out throughout the body, and most often on the face, neck and cleavage.
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Aesthetic indications:
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Dermatosurgical indications:
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- resurfacing - "bags" under the eyes
- stretch marks
- removal of acne scars, burn marks, post-traumatic scars, and surgical scars
- rejuvenation of the face, neck and neckline of the hands
- smoothing and eliminating wrinkles
- improving the tension and firmness of the skin (laser lifting)
- sagging skin
- extended '' pores '', blackheads
- reduction in the laxity of the skin of the arms and abdomen (eg after childbirth, slimming)
- age spots, discolorations, pigment changes, chloasma,
- alignment of skin tone,
- traces of tattoo removal
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- condylomata acuminata
- Viral warts: hands, feet,
- seborrheic warts
- sweat,sebaceous adenomas
- vascular granulomas
- fibroma
- tufts of yellow
- millet, groats
- actinic keratosis
- nodular itch
- pearly clods
- skin corner
- corns, calluses,
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Contraindications:
- fresh tan 2 weeks before the procedure
- taking medications with retinoids
- using and taking preparations with photosensitizing herbs (St John's wort, calendula)
- pregnancy and breastfeeding
- active viral and bacterial infections
- fillers at the site of the procedure
- acne in the active phase (if the procedure is performed on the face)
- metal implants in the body, a pacemaker in the area of the procedure
- cancer
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