Fractional Laser

Fractional Laser

Advanced Fractional Laser Technique is the Secret of Youth and Beauty of the Skin

Fractional laser is an effective method that acts precisely on the upper and lower layers of the skin, targeting and treating skin problems such as signs of aging, wrinkles, acne scars and scars.

The use of fractional laser is especially common in the treatment of surface acne scars. It also provides effective results for problems such as wounds, burns, surgical scars and body cracks.

How does the application take place?

CO2 carbon dioxide laser is widely used in fractional laser applications. Carbon dioxide laser is a prominent technology in skin treatments. While it creates positive effects on the skin, it attracts attention with its ability to penetrate deep layers.

In this method, laser light is directed to specific areas of the skin in the form of tiny columns. Laser beams create controlled heat damage to the skin. Damaged areas heal quickly thanks to the healthy tissues around them. This process ensures renewal and rejuvenation of the skin.

How Many Sessions Are Required?

The number of sessions varies depending on the severity of the skin problem, generally at least 3-5 sessions are recommended. Sessions can be done at intervals of 3-8 weeks. There may be a slight discomfort during application. We can alleviate this feeling with local anesthetic creams. There may be slight redness on the skin after the procedure, but it will decrease and disappear within 3-7 days.

When to See Results?

The rapid effects of fractional laser include reduction of edema and increase in collagen production. However, real results usually become apparent from the third month onwards. It is usually necessary to wait for the 6th month to see the full results of the procedure.

Can it be combined with other treatments?

One of the great advantages of fractional laser is that it can be combined with other treatment methods. More effective results can be achieved in scar, wrinkle and sagging treatments by combining Platelet Rich Plasma with methods such as mesotherapy and filling.