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What conditions respond well to laser treatment?


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June 21, 2008

Rhytec plasma Portrait skin regenration

There are several differnet types of lasers and some other technologies commonly mistaken for lasers for improvemnt of different skin conditions.

The most agressive skin laser treatment is laser resurfacing. Recently a newer technology using Plasma energy (instead of laser )has been gaining popularity in treating all skin conditions which would be treated with a laser resurfacing type procedure.

Rhytec Plasma Portrait effectively and consistantly delivers results and is used  for:

  • Treatment of Fine and deep wrinkles,
  • Remarkably improves Poor skin texture
  • Tightens skin, improving Jowls and nasolabial folds, saggy eyelids etc
  • Removes brown sun spots
  • Has recently been approved by FDA for treatment of Deep Acne scarring
  • Reduces surgical scars
  • Is safe to use on neck, chest and hands
  • Has a relatively quick recovery time ( 8 to 10 days for high energy treatment)
  • Single, high energy treatment is sufficient for most patients.
  • Removes most superficial skin lesions (actinic keratosis, Viral warts, solar spots) with one treatment.
  • Is safe for most skin types including dark skin.
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May 14, 2008

Fraxel re:pair

Michael A. Persky, MD
Michael A. Persky, MD
Board Certified
Facial Plastic Surgeon

Several conditions respond well to the Fraxel re:pair, including:

  • Wrinkles
  • Lax skin
  • Brown spots
  • Sun damaged skin
  • Vascular dyschromias (discolorations)
  • Acne scars
  • Surgical scars on the face, neck, chest, and hands

 

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