Laser Facial Peeling

The laser is used to exfoliate the face, and to renew skin surface cells. A device is used to send vibrations from highly concentrated laser beams, which produce powerful energy packets that direct directly to the damaged skin tissue so that the surrounding tissue is not affected. The laser removes the layers one by one in a precise manner, in addition to stimulating the production of collagen in these cells to grow layers of new skin that is softer.

The most important laser equipment used in facial peeling

Carbon laser device

Carbon laser device Carbon Dioxide Laser Co2 Uses a continuous laser beam with a wavelength of 10.600 nm. This type of device should be used by a specialist with excellent experience, because the side effects that occur after using this device are stronger than the effects of other devices.

Arbium laser device

Arbium laser device Erbium: YAG laser Is a device that gives light near the length of infrared light 2.094 nm, where the water stored in the tissue is absorbed and the removal of the materials to be treated with less thermal damage than the laser laser carbon, and is characterized by less pain, in addition to it is safe on skin cells slave.

Benefits of laser facial peeling

Reduce wrinkles caused by aging.
Eliminate dark spots and skin pigmentation on the face.
Eliminate scars caused by acne, surgical wounds, or previous accidents.
Minimize the effects of freckles, dandruff and warts.

Contraindications of laser peeling

It is best not to peel off the face during adolescence, especially when acne appears to prevent the spread of infection.
Patients taking acne medications should stop taking them 12 to 18 months prior to laser facelift.
Patients undergoing radiation therapy are not allowed laser facial peeling.
The use of laser is prohibited for those who suffer from bad burns in the skin.

Laser Facial Peeling Process

Laser facial peeling lasts from thirty minutes to two hours depending on the condition, and comes out the same day.
Local anesthesia If the area is small, sometimes full anesthesia is used if the condition is severe.
Laser facial peeling is followed by a slight discomfort similar to that caused by exposure to burns from the sun.
Do not undergo frequent peeling if peeling is deep, and can be repeated two or three times in medium peeling and up to six times when surface peeling works.

After Laser Facial Peeling

It is recommended to take painkillers to control the swelling that occurs after the exfoliation, and to go to visit the doctor if swelling increased for several days.
Use sunscreen all the time and refrain from sun exposure or swimming for at least four weeks.
Keep the skin hydrated constantly.

Laser Facial Peeling Complications

Light, dark, or both.
Infection is viral, bacterial, or fungal in the peeling area.
Scarring is higher or sometimes less than the skin level.
Dilation of pores of the skin or roughness in the skin.