Erbium Glass Laser
Fractional Erbium glass is a super-advanced laser for making your skin look and feel amazing. It’s gentle, goes deep into your skin, and gives awesome results without any downtime.
Laser Technologies
How does an Erbium Glass Laser work?
This laser is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that works at a 1550 nm wavelength. It targets the dermis, stimulating collagen production and skin renewal without harming the outer layer of the skin. This results in improved skin texture and tone without the need for downtime. It’s a great option for those seeking effective results with minimal disruption.
What is an Erbium Glass Laser used for?
- Wrinkles, scars or age spots
- Tattoo removal
- Scar revision
- Freckles, sunspots or birthmarks
- Vascular lesions
When should Erbium Glass Laser be used?
Erbium glass is a great option for treating various skin issues like acne scars, pigmentation, sunspots, birthmarks, and more. It’s effective for improving skin texture and treating vascular lesions. This treatment can help you achieve smoother, clearer skin, making it a versatile choice for addressing a range of concerns.
Who should avoid an Erbium Glass Laser?
Erbium glass should not be used for facial resurfacing if the patient has recently used isotretinoin, has a history of radiation therapy, has a history of keloid scarring, or has ectropion and the lower eyelid is to be targeted. Er:YAG laser resurfacing is a controlled, layer-by-layer ablation of skin that avoids creating deep injury. The procedure is used to improve the appearance of acne scars, fine lines, wrinkles, sun-damaged skin, and uneven pigment.
What is the downtime?
The Erbium Glass Laser is a great option for those who want to avoid frosting marks and downtime. While there is no need for extensive recovery, patients should still follow general aftercare instructions to ensure the best results. This laser treatment is a safe and effective way to improve the appearance of your skin without any major side effects.
Q Switched Lasers
Q-switched lasers, a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved technology, precisely target melanin-rich cells to improve skin tone and promote collagen synthesis. With ultra-brief pulses, these lasers break down pigment clusters, resulting in lighter skin and enhanced radiance. By focusing energy on specific chromophores, Q-switched lasers offer safer and more efficient outcomes compared to traditional therapies.
Commonly used wavelengths include 1064 nm and 532 nm, providing excellent results for various skin concerns, such as hyperpigmentation, tattoos, and aging signs.
How do Q Switched Lasers work?
The Q-switched laser is a type of laser that is used to treat unwanted pigmentation or tattoo ink. It produces short pulses of energy that pass harmlessly through the skin’s top layers and are selectively absorbed by the abnormal pigment. This causes the pigment to break into smaller fragments, which can then be cleared away naturally by the body’s immune system. The Q-switched laser is known for preserving surrounding tissue and has a reduced risk of unwanted side effects. It can also be calibrated for anti-aging and general skin rejuvenation, removing dirt, dead skin cells, excess oil, and bacteria for a smoother, clearer, and brighter complexion.
What are Q Switched Lasers used for?
- Uneven Pigmentation
- Freckles
- Melasma
- Acne prone skin
- Dull skin
- Tattoo Removal
When should Q Switched Lasers be used?
Q-switched lasers are a versatile solution for various skin issues, including uneven skin tone, pigmentation, melasma, freckles, lentigines, post-acne marks, and tattoo removal. These lasers work by emitting high-energy pulses that break down the targeted pigment or ink without damaging the surrounding skin. With their precision and effectiveness, Q-switched lasers are a popular choice for those seeking to improve their skin’s appearance.
Who should avoid Q Switched Lasers?
Q-switched lasers should not be used on individuals who have recently been pregnant, are breastfeeding up to 6 months, have an active bacterial, fungal, or viral infection, or have inflamed or irritated skin. It is important to avoid these contraindications to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the laser treatment.
What is the downtime?
Q Switched laser treatment may cause mild redness on the face, but this usually settles overnight. It is recommended to follow two days of post-care to ensure optimal results. The redness is a normal reaction to the treatment and should not be a cause for concern.
Fractional CO₂ Laser
Fractional Carbon Dioxide Laser Resurfacing is a non-ablative laser treatment that removes the outer layers of skin tissue to reduce age spots, fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, stretch marks, and keloidal scars.
It uses carbon dioxide to help improve the appearance of the skin. This treatment is effective in reducing the signs of aging and improving the overall texture of the skin.
How does a Fractional Carbon Dioxide Laser work?
Fractional CO₂ laser treatment removes skin layers, promoting the development of new collagen fibers for clearer, smoother, and tighter skin. This method uses a fractionated approach to reduce age spots, fine lines, wrinkles, and other skin issues. It requires pre and post-treatment medications for proper healing and comfort. The recovery time varies based on the depth of the treatment.
What is a Fractional Carbon Dioxide Laser used for?
- Acne scars
- Stretch marks
- Wrinkles
- Keloids
When should a Fractional Carbon Dioxide Laser be used?
The Fractional CO₂ laser is a fantastic treatment for various skin concerns like acne scars, stretch marks, wrinkles, and keloidal marks. It works by stimulating collagen production, which helps improve the skin’s texture and appearance. Many people have seen great results with this treatment, making it a popular choice for skin rejuvenation.
Who should avoid a Fractional Carbon Dioxide Laser?
Fractional CO₂ lasers should be avoided if you have active acne lesions, open wounds, active infections, dysmorphia, or have recently been pregnant, it’s best to avoid fractional CO₂ lasers. These lasers can be harsh on the skin and may cause further damage or complications.
What is the downtime?
Fractional CO₂ usually creates frosting post procedure resulting in inflammation that may take two days to settle down.
Diode Laser
Diode laser hair removal targets cells carrying keratin and melanin, destroying them and leading to permanent hair reduction. The process targets the hair follicle locally, reducing the quantity and quality of hair in the focused area. The diode laser uses selective photothermolysis to destroy a small fraction of hairs completely, acting on the principle of selective absorption by melanin chromophores. The treatment is safe and effective, providing long-term hair reduction without skin discoloration and works on fine, light hairs. It can be used on various areas of the body, including the face, legs, underarms, bikini line, chest, back, arms, and ears.
How does a Diode Laser work?
Diode lasers use a special method called selective photothermolysis to target specific parts in the skin, like melanin in hair follicles. They damage these parts by heating them, which disrupts hair growth. The 800 nm diode laser is effective for all skin types and offers safe and efficient hair removal. It works by selectively heating the melanin in the hair follicles, disrupting hair growth and regeneration.
What is Diode Laser used for?
- Hair Reduction
- Ingrown hair
- Keratosis pilaris
When should a Diode Laser be used?
Diode Laser Hair Removal is an effective solution for patients who have excessive hair growth. It has also been found to be beneficial for patients with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) who suffer from Hirsutism. This treatment can help reduce unwanted hair growth and improve the overall appearance of the skin.
Who should avoid a Diode Laser?
It’s best to avoid diode laser treatment if you are pregnant, breastfeeding up to 6 months after pregnancy, have tattoos, open wounds, psoriasis, eczema, or moles. These conditions can affect the safety and effectiveness of the treatment.
What is the downtime?
Diode is a procedure that doesn’t require any downtime. However, it may cause inflammation, so it’s recommended to take two days of post-care. This means that you should take care of the treated area for two days after the procedure to ensure proper healing.
Why choose Skyn Stories for Laser Technologies in Gurgugram?
Unparalleled Presence
- What sets us apart is the active involvement of our doctors during procedures. Their presence guarantees not only the highest level of expertise but also adds a personalized touch, enhancing your confidence in the journey towards healthier skin, nails, and hair
US FDA Approved Treatments
- Technology that Skyn Stories chooses to use for providing the best treatments are approved by the US FDA, which means top notch safety of our patients is assured. We prioritize the effectiveness of your results as well as authenticity of the technology used.
Innovative Technology and Updated Staff
- At Skyn Stories, we make sure that our Technology and Staff are up-to-date with the latest Market Trends. Whilst we believe in keeping our classical treatments untouched, we also believe in “Change is the only constant”.
