Laser skin rejuvenation

Treating vascular lesions and uneven pigmentation is now easier than ever with Elos photorejuvenation from Syneron medical. By combining optical and radiofrequency energies at a specific pulse and wavelength, this treatment can safely correct unwanted pigmentation and rejuvenate the skin.

Elos technology is an improvement over optical skin rejuvenation methods such as IPL or intense pulsed light. Better temperature control and more precise wavelengths are utilized, along with radiofrequency electrical energy, to produce a safer, more effective treatment. Common indications for laser skin rejuvenation include the following:

Pigmented lesions
Birthmarks
Vascular lesions
Broken capillaries
Uneven pigmentation
Uneven skin texture
Rosacea
Fine wrinkles
Enlarged pores

Treatable areas include the face, neck, chest, hands and legs. The procedure involves the application of optical and electrical energy to a targeted area of skin. Pigmented areas absorb the energy and stimulate the body’s healing response, which gradually eradicates the lesion or imperfection. Stimulation of collagen provides additional (modest) improvement in skin texture and fine wrinkles. Multiple treatment sessions spaced a few weeks apart are usually necessary to achieve a satisfactory result.

After laser skin rejuvenation

During the week after treatment, patients see their skin texture gradually improve. Over the course of 2-8 weeks, pigmented lesions and vascular lesions clear up.

Side effects such as hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, swelling, and blistering have occurred in clinical studies. Using the proper level of energy is critical for avoiding side effects, so choose a qualified practitioner.

For more information on laser skin rejuvenation, contact Inland Cosmetic Surgery.


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