FAQS

Hair removal is one of the most common cosmetic concerns worldwide and affects both men and women. There are many hair removal options available, although most do not have a lasting effect. Permanent hair reduction can only be achieved by applying energy directly to the hair follicle. The removal or permanent reduction of unwanted hairs from laser radiation depends on the scientific principle of selective photothermolysis. When the appropriate wavelength of the laser beam is applied to the hairs in the treatment area, the melanin of the hairs absorbs the laser radiation, which is converted into thermal energy. The accumulation of thermal energy causes the destruction of the hair follicles, as well as the relevant stem cells and skin nipples, while the rest of the area around the area of ​​application of the treatment remains intact. Some follicles will be damaged resulting in permanent hair removal. However, some of them may regenerate, so many treatments are needed to reduce or effectively eliminate unwanted hair growth for a prolonged and permanent effect. In order to successfully remove unwanted hair growth with laser treatment, careful energy must be channeled so that the hair follicles are damaged. The above procedure, however, can involve many difficulties, as the hair follicles are adjacent to different areas of the skin and tissues. Various individual characteristics of each patient, such as skin color, hair color and hair thickness, also contribute to this difficulty. When applying laser hair removal, one can control these characteristics by adjusting the parameters of the laser systems, such as flow, pulse width and repetition rate.

Melasma is the appearance of a brown, gray tinge on the surface of the skin, especially the face. Essentially, it is the presence of pigmentation in deeper layers of the skin, in contrast to freckles or pigmented spots. It causes brown patches on the face, while most often it appears on the cheeks, on the bridge of the nose, on the forehead, on the chin and above the upper lip. It can also occur in other parts of the body that have been exposed to a lot of sunlight. Hormone changes, and heredity along with sun exposure are the most common factors for the appearance of the problem. Although melasma can affect both men and women, the majority of those affected are women. People of Latin or Asian descent are also more likely to develop melasma. The dermatologist is able to diagnose melasma and investigate the extent and depth of the problem. As it is a color that is found in the deeper layers of the skin, all the treatments that concern the surface of the skin have no effect. Melasma needs to follow a specific treatment protocol and not aggressive treatments that will have a quick result, but a quick relapse.

Acne is one of the most common dermatological conditions, affecting most adolescents but can affect adults of almost any age. Many factors can contribute to acne, such as stress, diet and other ailments. The severity of the disease can range from a few black and white spots, bumps or cysts to a dense covering of the face or back with red pimples and nodules, which can be debilitating for both adults and adolescents. . During an inflammatory acne, erythema develops around the follicles. However, this redness can remain for a long time after the acne itself. Although the reason for this is not fully understood, it is most likely due to a change in the superficial microvascular structures of the skin. Most dermatologists have a large number of acne patients and use many approaches to treating active acne. Patients not only want to clear active lesions, but also want to clean damaged skin. For most patients, depending on the severity of the acne lesions, they may have to wait several months for the microangioma to return to normal and for the redness to disappear. During this period, makeup or other masks can reduce the appearance of redness, but for most patients the redness remains an unpleasant reminder to themselves of the acne they have suffered.

Pigmented lesions result from a wide range of natural and environmental sources, such as sunlight (photoaging), genetic factors, and the aging process. They can also manifest as side effects of some medical procedures. They vary in size, shape and growth in a given area. Pigmented lesions include skin melanin-related marks, age marks, freckles, hyperpigmentation, radial keratosis, and pigmented nevi.

Superficial skin rejuvenation is the treatment in which partial or total removal of the superficial layers of the skin is performed as a therapeutic alternative to facial plastic surgery, because cosmetic surgery is an important procedure with inherent risks and many patients want to avoid it completely. Patients undergoing skin rejuvenation treatments may also want to avoid the need for future face lifts or simply want to age more gracefully and smoothly. Although this treatment is more often applied to the face, it is possible to rejuvenate the skin and the body. Different individual procedures, or in combination, vary in their effect, while they show a number of benefits, such as the reduction of sagging, the elimination of wrinkles, the firmness of the skin, the vibrant texture of the skin, the reduction of the size of the pores, the correction of photoaging (such as vascular and pigmented lesions) and, in general, the appearance of a healthy glow of the skin.

Redness occurs mainly during an inflammatory acne and develops around the follicles. Unfortunately, redness can persist for a long time after acne. Although the reason for this is not fully understood, it is most likely due to a change in the superficial microvascular structures of the skin. Patients not only want to clear the active lesions, but also want the redness to disappear from their skin. For most patients, depending on the severity of the acne lesions, they will have to wait many months for the microangioma to return to normal for the redness to disappear. However, the modern laser systems available by our company guarantee a very fast, safe and easy process of redness treatment, which otherwise would last for many months after the treatment of acne. Effective redness treatment will make your patients look and feel happy, full of satisfaction and smiles.

Moles are the most common benign lesion of the human body. Almost all adults have 10 - 40 olives on their body, while in people with light skin there may be even more nevi. There are many types of nevi, which differ in shape, color, shape, size, etc. Common nevi (olives) are symmetrical, usually round (oval), uniform, usually less than half a centimeter. They occur mainly in areas exposed to the sun: (face, torso, arms and legs). Nevi should not be a cause for concern, however, it is good to know that melanoma, a type of skin cancer, occurs in or next to a nevus.

The addition of tattoos to the human body dates back to the beginning of recorded history, and so the removal of unwanted tattoos has been a need of humans for several years. The ink components, colors and designs used, as well as the depth of ink penetration into the skin can vary greatly. Thus, the approach of the professional to tattoo removal should take into account that each person and each tattoo is unique. Industry statistics for 2012, as documented by IBIS World, indicate that tattoo removal procedures are expected to continue to double-digit at 20.9% per year. In addition, the latest statistics from "The Patient's Guide" show that laser tattoo removal procedures increased by 32% from 2011 to 2012.