CO2 Fractional Laser in Dubai
CO2 Fractional Laser in Dubai
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CO2 Fractional Laser
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As we age, the signs of our advancing years show on our skin. Even when we follow a regular skin care routine, get plenty of sleep and eat well, it is common for fine lines, wrinkles and sagging to give away our age. The CO2 Fractional Laser is a revolutionary new skin care treatment that restores youthful looks and refines the facial contours without the need to go under the knife. It involves the application of tiny lasers which are penetrated deep into the skin’s layers, causing controlled damage to the cells which activates the body’s natural healing process. This encourages fresh new cells to be produced, firming the skin’s tone and revitalising the complexion from deep within.
This highly advanced skin laser treatment is suitable for a wide range of skin conditions and uses a fractional carbon dioxide laser. Benefits include:
- Minimized lines and wrinkles
- Smoother, firmer skin
- Reduced pigmentation
- Improved appearance of acne scarring
- Fresher, revitalised complexion
- More even skin tone
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Your Frequently Asked Questions
Subcision is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to treat depressed or tethered scars, such as those caused by acne or trauma. It involves the breaking up of fibrous bands beneath the skin to release scar tissue and promote collagen production.
During subcision treatment, a specialized needle or cannula is inserted beneath the skin to gently break apart the fibrous bands holding the scar tissue in place. This allows the skin to lift and fill in, reducing the appearance of depressions or indentations.
Subcision is suitable for individuals with depressed scars, including rolling or tethered scars caused by acne, surgery, or injury. A consultation with a dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon can determine if subcision is the right treatment option.
Subcision is suitable for individuals with depressed scars, including rolling or tethered scars caused by acne, surgery, or injury. A consultation with a dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon can determine if subcision is the right treatment option.