Exercise After BBL/Profractional Laser Treatment

Yes, redness is due to vascular causes. I would try a few sessions of v beam laser or possibly 755 Alex if not successful. I think you have a good chance of at least fading the streaks with 3-5 sessions of V BEAMregardsDr Davin LimLaser DermatologistBrisbane, Australia. 

Thank you for your question! The downtime of a Profractional laser treatment is typically 1-7 days but is dependent on the depth used by your provider to achieve your desired results. A consultation with your provider prior to treatment should help you determine the level of treatment that wo...

ProFractional laser therapy is good for inducing deep collagen formation and reducing the appearance of wrinkles.  It is usually combined with some form of flat beam laser treatment for the upper layers of the skin.  It does NOT help puffy eyelids, which are generally due to fatty...

I firmly believe that lasers should be the very last resort for the treatment of melasma. The cornerstone of melasma management is avoidance of hormonal factors (if possible) and the use of high factor spf 3-4 times per day. This includes hats and tints. Secondly we use fading agents, such as...

The answer is yes, you can stack profractional treatments safely around the eyes. Because the epidermal layer of the skin is thinner around the eyes, the depth settings here are more conservative. Levels of 100 microns cause less pinpoint bleeding than those of 150 microns, but results are...

Because the oil glands are deep in the skin dermis, the scars caused by acne  are also deep. Microlaser Peel addresses the epidermis, (not hte deeper dermis), but gives good improvement in superficial wrinkles and texture irregularities. Microlaserpeels can be ,(and often are),...