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We continue to see very good results with the Ematrix for acne scars and contour irregularities of the skin. Hyperpigmentation and fine wrinkles can also be improved with ematrix, but the treatments should be combined with topical skin creams and chemical peels to drive out hyperpigmentation from the skin. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles
Again, properly used treatments for appropriate indications results in success and high satisfaction rates from patients.We use sublative technology with eMatrix for acne scar remodeling, increasing skin tone (elasticity due to collagen deposition) and the treatment of fine wrinkles (a good side effect).eMatrix is not used to treat hyperpigmentation.I ecommend Melarase creams or chemical peels when appropriate to treat hyperpigmentation resulting from the scarring and inflammatory process of wound healing. We use eMatrix extensively in our acne care program in our Williamsville, NY practice.
EMatrix is an option to reduce wrinkles, scarring, decrease pore size and improve texture with little to no downtime. There are other options as well. I suggest that you be evaluated and discuss appropriate options with your plastic surgeon.
eMatrix is effective when done for the right things! It is NOT effective for hyperpigmentation as it has no light source in it, and no ability to remove discoloration. Thus, if the treatment is done for this it would be ineffective, absolutely. It is great for fine lines, not deep lines as much. And it's wonderful for acne scarring. With any treatment you need to see an office that has a lot of options and experience with treatments, as well as a physician overseeing everything. Many offices will sell anything to anyone and promise the moon. Visit a good office and you'll receive good treatments and realistic results.
This sounds like swelling along each of the pinpoint areas, which is normal when treating on higher settings. There really isn't a way to "burn" with eMatrix because there's no light or laser component to it, and using the higher settings really does give better results. However, the higher...
Absolutely. I use the eMatrix technology which is radiofrequency, not laser on patient Fitzpatrick I-VI. It is colorblind and can be used on any skin type even the darkest tones safely and effectively.
We don't perform eMatrix or any procedures in our office if a patient is confirmed to be pregnant. But there are patients who get cosmetic procedures all around the country every day that find out a day or a week later that they are pregnant. A simple test you can do is buy a pregnancy test and...
