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Laser treatment is another option for skin rejuvenation. During the laser session, necrosis of the outer layer of the skin is induced by a short-pulse laser, which coagulates hemoglobin and melanin. The destruction of the superficial skin is similar to that of microdermabrasion, allowing rapid regrowth of new skin. The thickened collagen then gives the skin a more youthful and radiant appearance.

The Science of Laser Skin Rejuvenation

In a laser session, a short-pulse laser is used to induce necrosis (controlled damage) to the outer layer of the skin. This triggers a regenerative response in the body. Here's how it works:

1. Hemoglobin and Melanin Coagulation – Laser energy targets hemoglobin (red blood cells) and melanin (pigment), breaking down pigmentation and stimulating blood flow. This process is particularly beneficial for treating sun spots, hyperpigmentation, and vascular issues (such as redness and broken capillaries).

2. Stimulation of Collagen Production – When the outer layer of skin is shed, the body increases the production of collagen, a key element in maintaining the elasticity, firmness and youthful appearance of the skin.

3. Rapid Skin Regeneration – As with microdermabrasion, old, damaged skin is sloughed off, allowing new, healthy skin to grow faster. This results in a smoother, fresher, more radiant complexion.