Fractional rejuvenation

The facial fractional rejuvenation is a technique that uses laser in fractional mode. This means that instead of a single laser beam, there is a array of rays, much like the flow of water through a shower head. In this way the dermis is bombarded with more than 400 individual beams of 0.2 mm thick. Each of them creates a thermal cylinder inside the dermis that stimulates neocolagenasis and contractures the skin (retraction of the skin), this treatment is one of the best for the skin tightening, small wrinkles, dilated pores, pigmentations and small capillaries. The great advantage of fractional laser and that the entire surface of the skin is not exposed to the laser but only for predetermined areas (grid) so it is possible to accelerate recovery times and speed up repair work.

These treatments are thermal treatments and therefore it is advisable to run them during the winter time of the year but using a non-ablative laser actually this period can be extended almost year-round. Immediately after the treatment the skin appears reddish and slightly edematic but these effects tend to disappear within the next 48 hours. Treatments should be repeated every three to four weeks and the average duration of a full face treatment and about 20 minutes. The maximum number of treatments is not defined but maintenance treatments can begin after the fourth session and run 2-3 times a year.