I am in my late 20s and I want to do something for myself now that will help me age a bit better. I've heard that lasers can stimulate collage production so that your body actually starts increasing your natural supply over time. Is this true? What laser skin treatment should I try to build collagen?
May 30, 2009
Answer: Laser skin treatments stimulate collagen production Laser treatments do stimulate the production of collagen in the dermal layer of the skin. However, it is important to select the correct laser in order to maximize this process. It is actually the thermal (heat) injury induced by the lasers which stimulates the production of collagen in the dermal layer. Therefore cold lasers and others like the erbium are not as effective.
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May 30, 2009
Answer: Laser skin treatments stimulate collagen production Laser treatments do stimulate the production of collagen in the dermal layer of the skin. However, it is important to select the correct laser in order to maximize this process. It is actually the thermal (heat) injury induced by the lasers which stimulates the production of collagen in the dermal layer. Therefore cold lasers and others like the erbium are not as effective.
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Answer: Profhilo 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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Answer: Profhilo 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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