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FAQ – Plasma Skin Treatment Device
Q1: How does this device kill germs and bacteria? A1: The device works by breaking down the molecular structure of bacteria and germs, effectively destroying them. This helps in keeping the skin cleaner and more hygienic, reducing the risk of infections. Q2: How does it improve the skin’s ability...Read more -
Laser hair removal FAQs
How Laser Hair Removal Works The laser targets the pigment (melanin) in hair follicles during their active growth cycle. The light energy is absorbed by the follicles, which disables their growth, resulting in effective hair removal. Suitable Skin Types and Colors The Cynosure Apogee Elite System...Read more -
Plasma Skin Regeneration FAQs
What is Plasma Skin Regeneration? Plasma Skin Regeneration (PSR) is an innovative skin treatment that’s considered a breakthrough in skin resurfacing. It uses targeted plasma energy to quickly heat the skin’s surface, rejuvenating it without harming the surrounding areas. What can Plasma Sk...Read more -
Is fractional CO2 laser worth it?
Advantages of CO2 Resurfacing It delivers excellent improvement in fine lines, general texture, and a reduction in troublesome pigmentation areas. It has a dramatic effect on deep wrinkling. Acne scarring also responds to CO2 laser resurfacing; most of our patients notice a 50% improvement in the...Read more -
Microneedling RF FAQs
Microneedling combined with RF-energy is a newer, go-to non-surgical skin rejuvenation procedure that does it all! It is being used around the world to help people tighten, lift and plump skin, reduce wrinkles, shrink pores and get rid of acne scars and other blemishes on your face and other part...Read more -
Alexandrite Vs. diode laser
This is a great question, thank you! There are a few differences between the use of alexandrite and diode lasers for hair removal. Diode lasers performs on a longer wavelength with deeper penetration. Longer wavelengths help avoid skin damage superficially in darker skin patients and performs wel...Read more -
Why Alexandrite laser is best option for hair removal?
Recent years have seen big technological advances in personal care, including hair removal. Only a decade ago, beauty centres could only offer waxing, electric and wire as hair removal methods. The development of laser has been a real revolution for its many advantages, and Alexandrite in particu...Read more -
IPL vs. Laser
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LASER AND IPL (INTENSE PULSED LIGHT)? Both laser and intense pulsed light (that’s IPL to you and me!) use light to heat the hair follicle and prevent regrowth. However, the technology used to deliver the light is really quite different – with the key difference bein...Read more -
will covid ever end?
Two steps forward and then two steps backward. That’s the reaction by many people regarding the coronavirus pandemic, as the delta variant appeared to be winding down, only to be replaced by omicron. “Every time we think things are going to get better, then we’re hit again,̶...Read more -
Fractional Carbon Dioxide CO2 Laser FAQs
The latest fractional carbon dioxide CO2 lasers are the most effective treatment on the market for non-surgical revitalization of the skin. As the CO2 lasers are the strongest of all the lasers in the market and capable of producing exceptionally great outcomes. It can safely be used for improvin...Read more -
Cryolipolysis FAQs
Cryolipolysis FAQ Learn more about cryolipolysis, also called CoolSculpting, with these FAQ: Am I a good candidate for CoolSculpting? Good candidates have noticeable bulges in certain areas they’d like to get rid of. The fat reduction procedure is specifically designed for those who have unwante...Read more -
What is the difference between alexandrite and diode laser for hair removal?
How do lasers work? Before revealing the specificities of the different lasers, let us explain how they work. The laser targets the pigmentation of the hair (i.e. the melanin). It emits a very concentrated beam of light at a very precise wavelength. That light is converted into heat when it is ab...Read more