Fractional Laser

Fractional laser is a laser technology that emits intense energy beams to specific areas of the skin. In this method, laser beams penetrate targeted areas of the skin with small light beams in microscopic shapes. In this way, microthermal zones are created on the skin and the skin's natural healing mechanisms are triggered.

The main purpose of fractional laser is to improve skin wrinkles, acne scars, blemishes, scars, skin sagging and overall skin texture. The process promotes skin regeneration by increasing collagen production in the skin. The formation of microthermal zones creates a controlled damage to the upper layer of the skin while minimizing the impact of the lower layers.

Local anesthesia or anesthetic cream may be used during fractional laser treatment. A slight redness, swelling and crusting may occur after treatment, but these are generally short-term side effects.

Fractional laser treatment should be performed by a dermatologist.

The effectiveness and results of fractional laser may vary from person to person. Factors such as skin type, severity of skin problem, and size of the treatment area can affect results. By getting more information about the procedure from your doctor, you can evaluate treatment options that suit your personal needs.