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I love this device for home use, it can do wonders for people who are trying to enhance the results of their skin care treatments and in office lasers. It is not a substitute for peels and lasers like Clear + Brilliant/Fraxel or Sublative but is only a compliment to them. Best, Dr. Emer.
The Tria laser is a home care device. Primarily what it's good at is heating the water in the skin so that the skin plumps a bit and makes products absorb better, which makes your skin look better. While it's a nice treatment for home use in the sense that it is good if you travel a lot or can't get in for medical laser treatments all the time, it cannot be compared to the strength of medical grade lasers done in a physician's office. It's a very nice compliment to these though. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
The kinds of parallel laugh lines seen in the photo are seen quite commonly in any active, cosmetic dermatology practice. The use of a malleable, low viscosity, cohesive HA filler injected below the lines in a fanning, semicircular fashion to act as a buttress can work well to significantly...
You absolutely can do all of these treatments at the same time. The laser should not interfere with your injections. To be confident you could always stop the laser for the day of the injection but the tria is not known to interfere. Best, Dr. Green
The Tria laser is a home care device. Primarily what it's good at is heating the water in the skin so that the skin plumps a bit and makes products absorb better, which makes your skin look better. While it's a nice treatment for home use in the sense that it is good if you travel a lot or can't...
