Melasma par Aerolase

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You would like to have clear, blemish-free skin; laser treatment is the cutting-edge solution that can finally meet this need.

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Possibility to work on olive skin

The treatment of melasma with the Aerolase laser represents a significant advancement in the therapeutic options available for this complex dermatological condition.

Melasma, characterised by the appearance of brown spots or discolourations on the skin, often due to hormonal factors, sun exposure, or genetic predispositions, can be challenging to treat.

The Aerolase Neo Elite, a cutting-edge Nd:YAG 1064 nm laser, offers an effective and safe solution for patients seeking to mitigate these hyperpigmentations.

THE TECHNIQUE

The Aerolase laser works by selectively targeting melanin, the pigment responsible for skin colour, without damaging the surrounding tissues. This specificity allows for the removal or reduction of pigmented lesions associated with melasma.

Thanks to its state-of-the-art technology, the Aerolase laser provides an enhanced patient experience, with less pain and a reduced risk of side effects.

ADVANTAGES OF THE AEROLASE LASER FOR MELASMA

Effectiveness : Significantly eliminates or reduces melasma spots.
Safety : Minimal risk of burns or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, especially in darker skin types.
Comfort : Less painful than other laser treatments due to ultra-short laser pulses.
Speed : Sessions are short, often under 30 minutes, allowing for a quick return to daily activities.
Versatility : Effective on all skin types, including darker complexions.

PROCEDURE OF A SESSION

A preliminary consultation is necessary to assess the patient’s suitability for Aerolase laser treatment. The treatment itself involves the application of short laser pulses to the affected areas. Patients report a slight tingling sensation during the procedure. Generally, several sessions are required to achieve the best results, spaced a few weeks apart.

After the Treatment
The aftercare is extremely straightforward in the majority of cases. Occasionally, slight redness or swelling may appear immediately after the treatment, but this typically resolves within the following hours. It is crucial to adhere to the post-treatment advice provided by the practitioner, including the regular application of sunscreen to protect the treated skin.

In conclusion, this technique has been awaited by us, physicians, for many years, as we had only peels for managing melasma with inconsistent results.