A comprehensive treatment for addressing skin imperfections, resurfacing involves a superficial abrasion of the epidermis. This process induces healing by stimulating the dermis deeply. A smooth and uniform new skin effect is guaranteed. The Juliet Erbium Yag laser will help to eliminate scars, a source of embarrassment.
What is resurfacing?
Resurfacing allows for the treatment of numerous aesthetic parameters related to skin ageing. It improves and smoothens the skin's texture, tightens the pores, treats wrinkles and fine lines, as well as skin blemishes. The aim is to destroy the superficial skin cells through thermal effect to promote natural skin regeneration and achieve a "new skin" effect.
The complexion is radiant and even, pores are tightened, with a reduction in blemishes and an improvement in acne scars. A global rejuvenation of the skin structure is achieved. Action is taken on both the skin's elasticity and its firmness. Wrinkles or imperfections on the neck, face, décolletage, or hands, among others, are corrected. Various techniques exist to perform this, including the use of lasers.
Why opt for the Juliet Erbium Yag laser treatment?
Scars need to be treated with varying levels of intensity. Consequently, the treatment may require multiple sessions, usually spaced 1 to 2 months apart, with a complete sun avoidance to prevent rebound pigmentation. In almost all cases, the treatment will be painless. If the intended treatment is deeper, the doctor will prescribe a healing cream.
The Juliet Erbium Yag laser creates micro-coagulation pits by employing the principle of photothermolysis, which involves rapidly heating a specific target, such as fibroblasts, while minimising heating in the dermis. This technique enables deep action and limits thermal diffusion. A phenomenon of skin cell stimulation will allow for rapid recovery of the epidermis, thus significantly reducing social avoidance. Several passes will be made on the affected area, creating multiple impacts in the dermis. In response, the skin will naturally regenerate by healing at these points and will appear tighter.
Seek advice from professionals before embarking on treatment to gain an initial perspective on the scar that troubles you.
