Laser rejuvenation: the hot trend

The laser itself is called a "hot" technology to combat skin aging. Moreover, the word can be taken literally hot.

When 35-year-old Frances Zielinski left the office dermatologist after the first session laser rejuvenation   Erbium, her face literally "burned" as sunburn. A resident of Toronto, hurried home, where she spent several hours putting different cold compresses and lotions to the skin to relieve the heat. But the next day the discomfort only increased.

"Your skin after laser looks rough and callous, - says Francesca. - No visible burns, but you really feel the heat as if you burned some powerful flash. And then the skin starts to peel off. Although doctors have warned of the possibility of such effects, you still through to him does not happen finished until they strike up. "

Despite the fact that the healing process took seven days, a woman can not wait to retry. Erbium is one of the newest methods laser rejuvenation Developed by scientists to remove scars, scars, age spots, deep wrinkles, as well as correction of the uneven surface of the skin of women of all ages. The typical age of the patients who seek such services, ranging from 45 to 60, but to remove the traces of pimples and dark spots in the beauty clinic come and adolescents, and girls 20.

Even celebrities are not far behind. In a July interview with Oprah Winfrey 32-year-old reality TV star Kim Kardashian admitted that she went through Fraxel - Laser rejuvenation of the type of Erbium. And that is the secret of her irresistibility. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, laser rejuvenation is the fastest growing category among non-invasive procedures. From 2000 to 2011, growth in this segment was 173%.

During the procedure, the laser penetrates deeply into the skin by stimulating the production of collagen and remove some of the skin tissue surface. Regular session lasts about an hour. A week ends with the healing process, a new healthy layer of skin, and rejuvenating effect becomes clearly visible.

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