Treatment of acne problems used to consist of repeated antibiotic and antiseptic treatments or other aggressive procedures. The disadvantage of this approach is that if the problem returned, the treatment had to be repeated, they could be painful, causing side effects and unnecessary stress for the patient.
Treatment with a diode laser offers a great alternative. Similar to hair removal, infrared laser radiation penetrates the skin deep enough to reach the sebaceous glands. Porphyrin-forming bacteria and fungi, which are the causes of acne, are thus destroyed during the procedure.
Acne vulgaris is one of the most common dermatological diseases. Treatment is usually lengthy and sometimes has significant side effects. Young people involved usually suffer a lot as a result. A disease of the sebaceous glands, which can appear mainly on the face, back and chest. Initially, they produce non-inflammatory comedones, but later they can cause a series of inflammations, such as acne papules, pustules and nodules. Acne vulgaris or "common acne" is caused by the increased androgenic hormone effect during puberty and disappears by the early thirties at the latest.
As a result of the laser procedure, sebum production is reduced, and the fungi and bacteria that cause local skin changes are destroyed. Unlike drugs, laser treatment does not cause side effects or complications, it is safe to use at any age and for all skin types. It reduces the size of the pores, fades the discoloration left after inflammation.
Contraindications:
• Antibiotic treatment
• Pregnancy, breastfeeding
Before treatment:
• Preparations containing retinol or retinoid acid must be avoided 7 days before the treatment
• Do not sunbathe or use tanning beds 7 days before the treatment
• Do not use sauna 1 day before the treatment.
Period: 15 minutes
Pain: Low
Recommended cure: 6 sessions, every 1-2 weeks.
