Laser skin resurfacing minimizes wrinkles and blemishes, evens out skin tone, tightens skin, and removes blemishes. Lasers are infrared beams that evaporate the outer layers of the skin while stimulating the development of new collagen strands. It is a facial rejuvenation process that employs the use of a laser to improve the appearance of the skin or to correct minor facial imperfections. It is possible to use an ablative or non-ablative laser, as well as a light source, to accomplish this.

Laser Peel Treatment At Epicorium

Epicorium is a well-known name in the Laser Peel treatment. Our laser peels are commonly used to improve the appearance of greasy skin and big pores. Our laser carbon peel is a multi-step procedure that takes about 30 minutes from beginning to end. A typical laser peel treatment will consist of the following:

• The dermatologist will start by applying liquid carbon to your face. Usually, the liquid carbon is applied deep into the pores to absorb oils and dead skin cells.
• Next, the liquid carton will roughly take 10 minutes to dry out.
• After the carbon is dried out, you need to wear eye shields for protection from the laser.
• Our dermatologist will do a low-energy laser across your skin. The carbon heats up afterward and adheres to the epidermis.
• If you have sensitive skin or have melasma, our dermatologist will omit the heating phase. As the laser heats the subdermal tissue, increases collagen production and plumps wrinkles.
• The laser will break the liquid carbon into small particles at a higher intensity setting.
• A smoke evaporator linked to the laser will remove the debris, impurities, as well as carbon.
• Post-treatment, our dermatologist will recommend applying a moisturizer and also a sunblock or sunscreen.

What To Expect During & After Laser Peels?

All types of laser peel treatments are performed in an outpatient area. We may use local anesthesia combined with several other medications. Here is what to expect before and during a laser peel treatment:

• Local anesthesia will be used to numb the treatment area, especially if the entire face is being treated.
• The treatment area will be meticulously cleansed.
• A nonstick dressing is placed to the skin after a laser peel. Typically, this dressing lasts for 24 hours.
• It could take the treated area 5 to 15 days to recover. The type of the ailment and the laser employed will affect how long it takes for the wound to heal.
• Only until the treated region has fully recovered can the patient apply cosmetics.
• The patient may wear oil-free, natural cosmetics that contain less chemicals.
• Following a laser peel, the area’s redness typically goes away in two to three months.

Benefits of Laser Peels

Extra oil and impurities from deep pores are absorbed by carbon before being eliminated by the laser as it passes over the treated region. Because it eliminates the polluted carbon particles, laser peel is effective.

As was already indicated, the carbon is destroyed by the laser, and the carbon particles also effectively eliminate dead skin cells and blackheads, giving the skin a smooth and radiant appearance.

In order to get plumper, firmer, wrinkle-free skin with a glow, carbon peels encourage the skin’s production of collagen.

The carbon peel’s thermal energy destroys the acne-causing bacteria and aids in the reduction of the sebaceous glands’ capacity to create excess oil.

The carbon facial peel is available in sophisticated formulations with very particular uses. The procedure is intended to exfoliate the skin, which appears to reduce pore size, smoothen/even out the face, brighten the complexion, and make the skin smoother and appear more radiant.

According to reports, the facial is especially beneficial for those with oily skin since it shrinks sebaceous glands, which produce oil and lowers germs that cause acne. The charcoal peel rejuvenation can improve the appearance of your facial skin in a variety of ways.