Many women decide on various procedures just to restore their former beauty. However, the problem can be solved once and for all in a more concise way - to carry out the procedure of laser rejuvenation.
With the appearance of the first wrinkles, most women begin to think about how to rejuvenate their facial skin. Rejuvenation procedures are carried out using a variety of methods, among which laser facial rejuvenation stands out. Most other methods are not recommended for rejuvenating the skin around the eyes.
The essence of the procedure
Today, laser facial rejuvenation is gaining more and more popularity among women, especially those who want to get rid of the fine mesh of wrinkles around the eyes.
So what exactly is a laser rejuvenation procedure? Thanks to the action of the laser, new cells increase the production of collagen. Compared to conventional peeling, a specific surface can be treated, which is especially important when treating the skin around the eyes. It is in the treated areas that regeneration processes take place, while in the rest of the areas the skin is not damaged.
Laser facial rejuvenation contributes to:
- skin rejuvenation;
- the disappearance of superficial wrinkles, even in the eye area;
- face contouring.
The main advantage of the method is that skin rejuvenation occurs in a non-surgical way without the risk of blood loss.
Varieties of procedures
Laser facial rejuvenation can be divided into several main types: superficial, medium and deep exfoliation.
In the first case, the upper layer of the epidermis is treated. Age spots are removed, skin relief is smoothed. Can be used on the most delicate areas: neck, décolleté, lips, eye area. Recovery can take seven to fourteen days.
The second method helps to remove dead cells located in the lower layer of the epidermis. Gently affects problem areas. Helps to cope even with pronounced wrinkles, keloid scars, stretch marks. With this method of rejuvenation, you can get rid of shallow scars that have formed on the skin due to acne, warts, papillomas. Promotes an evening of complexion, eliminates age spots.
The latter method is most often referred to as a non-surgical facelift. It helps to form a kind of frame that will further support the skin. Non-surgical intervention activates regenerative and rejuvenating processes in those areas of the skin that have been treated. A special apparatus or RF rejuvenation technique is used to perform the procedure.
Both procedures are safe and found to be low-traumatic for the skin. Smoothes deep wrinkles, evens out complexion. Deep peeling can also be carried out using the Co 2 apparatus, however, if the specialist does not have sufficient skills in working with it, such a procedure can result in deep scars on the skin.
The first two procedures are performed under local anesthesia, but the last one requires the use of general anesthesia. The procedures are carried out in specialized hospitals.
The undoubted advantage of the procedures performed is their painlessness. The applied anesthesia causes the patient to feel only slight tingling sensations on the treated area. The duration of the procedure depends on the area of the treated surface. After the procedure, a specialist will advise you on how to properly care for your skin during the rehabilitation period.
Impact principle
The effect on the skin is carried out using a laser beam. The specialist performing the procedure regulates the temperature and depth of the laser exposure. The high temperature of the rays literally burns the skin, provoking the body to completely renew the skin. Such rejuvenation can be carried out if a person wants to get rid of:
- deep nasolabial wrinkles;
- age spots;
- acne;
- acne;
- acne;
- demodectic mange.
Contraindications
Like any medical procedure, skin rejuvenation using a laser has a number of contraindications, in which it is strictly forbidden to carry out it. This list includes:
- oncological diseases;
- diabetes;
- diseases of the cardiovascular system;
- diseases that affect blood clotting;
- the presence of colds and infectious diseases;
- high temperature;
- rashes of various etiologies in the area to be treated;
- pregnancy;
- lactation period;
- vegetative-vascular dystonia;
- psychological illnesses;
- immunodeficiency;
- high or low blood pressure (hypotension, hypertension).
Also, laser rejuvenation is prohibited for persons under the age of seventeen, since there is a risk of disruption of the structure of the skin, and for people over sixty years old, since they have a slowdown in the regeneration processes. It is not recommended to rejuvenate after taking a tan or visiting a solarium.
Laser rejuvenation provides many positive effects, among which it is worth noting the smoothing of wrinkles around the eyes. However, some individuals may experience side effects. In some groups of people, the treated areas of the skin may show:
- slight itching;
- bright red spots;
- the appearance of edema;
- herpes rash;
- peeling;
- burns;
- the appearance of a crust.
Each person's skin has its own sensitivity, so for some side effects go away after a few days, for others this period may take a longer time.
In a small number of patients, the appearance of milium (whiteheads) was observed, scars, scars remained. Less than 4% of patients had increased pigment production, causing hyperpigmentation.
In any case, before carrying out the procedure, you must consult with a specialist. If the procedure is successful and all the technology has been followed, then after a short period of time your friends will be amazed at your rejuvenated appearance and disappeared wrinkles in the eyes, nose and mouth.