Does Laser Skin Treatment Stimulate Collagen Production?

There are several creams that we recommend in our NYC practice for collagen stimulation before during and after laser and other devices are used to remodel the collagen.- TNS Essential Serum from Skin Medica- Alastin Restorative Complex- Skin Better Science Gentle no down time procedures include:-ThermiSmooth radiofrequency- PicoSure Focus Lens array laserMinimal downtime procedures:-Clear & Brilliant laserMinimal to Moderate downtime procedure:- Fraxel Restore laser- Fraxel Dual laser- Infini Microneedling with RadiofrequencyModerate to Significant Downtime:- Fraxel Carbon Dioxide laserEach patient is seen by me in consultation and after listening carefully to their history and examining their skin with magnification, a plan is created specifically for their skin.

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There is no question that lasers do stimulate collagen production. However, in your late 20's, the risk : reward ratio may not justify doing anything at this time. If you do have some degree of sun damage, I would suggest a series of Intense Pulse Light (IPL: not a laser) to address brown spots and stimulate collagen production combined with microdermabrasions. Lastly, I would add exfoliating and moisturizing skin care products, and promote lifestyle modifications such as sun avoidance, and tobacco avoidance to keep your skin looking beautiful.

There are so many Laser treatments available in the market, all claim to be good. But at younger age like in 20's or late 20's good skin care regime is most important to prevent early breakdown of collagen. High SPF sunscreen, exfoliators, moisturisers and most important balance diet, plenty of fluids and exercise. As very wisely said by fellow clinician risk:reward ratio cannot be justified with Lasers. I usually treat my patients with Profhilo, it is a pure hyaluronic acid without any additives, injected under the skin, helps to moisturise the skin by drawing more water molecules under the skin gives healthy plump and glow to the skin also helps with bioremodelling of skin stimulate skin's own collagen to produce more. No lasers are required.

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You have had a lot of good advisement already in answers and First to talk to the professional near you.
But currently, I would recommend the Picogenesis which is through the Cutera Enlighten as it is great for Collegan production.
You will love your result. And, always wear sunblock.
Take care and best of luck, 
Dr. Amy 

Our office uses the Cutera Genesis V (Nd Yag) laser for this purpose. A 30 minute treatment will give immediate improvement in fine lines and wrinkles. This is not permanent and requires repeat treatments for maintenance but there is no down time and you can immediately put on makeup and go out. The Cutera marketing materials call it the Red Carpet Facial.

Yes, we offer the Sublime Laser. This treatment combines laser light energy with radiofrequency energy to stimulate the production of new collagen growth—helping to reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and skin laxity while smoothing texture and enhancing natural radiance. This treatment requires absolutely no downtime.

If you are young, the single most important thing you can do is stay out of the sun and use sunblock! That being said, you can stimulate collagen by several lasers including V-Beam, Thermage, BBL, Clear and Brilliant.  If you do not have a lot of sun damage or lines that need reversing, one of the non-invasive lasers that I mentioned might be best.  Please find a board certified Dermatologist with a lot of experience in cosmetic dermatology for guidance and treatment.

In your late 20"s, The Most important thing that you can do is wear a Sunscreen with SPF 60, 365 days a year rain or shine to prevent reduction of both collagen and  Hyaluronic gel.  The non ablative lasers will stimulate new collagen, but in my opinion, most patients are not very impressed and I don"t use them. Foto Facial with broad band light is an Excellent way to reduce redness in the skin and decrease pigment as well as stimulate collagen production. its big advantage is no down time. A good customize skin care regimen using antioxidants with viamin c and green tea, exfoliants with either Glycolic acid or Retinoids will stimulate collagen. See a Dermatologist who really understands how to use these products

There are a whole variety of lasers that can stimulate collagen production. The one used for you should be determined by the degree of sun damage you have. This will require a discussion with your laser dermatologist. I would suggest you make an appointment with him or her.