I had a small hair implant surgery on the beard 17 months ago. Can I do this procedure (laser 1540) without damaging the follicules? Thank you for your attenction
Answer: Fractional Laser Treatments A fractional laser should not cause damage to hair follicles. If you are having issues post laser with hair growth in the treated area I would recommend following up with your provider. They should be happy to help you with your concerns and answer any questions.
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Answer: Fractional Laser Treatments A fractional laser should not cause damage to hair follicles. If you are having issues post laser with hair growth in the treated area I would recommend following up with your provider. They should be happy to help you with your concerns and answer any questions.
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Answer: Does fractional laser destroy hair follicles? Fractional laser may destory the hair on the surface but does not penetrate the skin deep enough to destroy or damage hair follicles.BestH Karamanoukian MD FACS
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Answer: Does fractional laser destroy hair follicles? Fractional laser may destory the hair on the surface but does not penetrate the skin deep enough to destroy or damage hair follicles.BestH Karamanoukian MD FACS
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December 10, 2017
Answer: Fractional laser I agree. This wavelength is absorbed by tissue water and not the hair follicles and it should not cause any longterm damage to the hair follicles.
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December 10, 2017
Answer: Fractional laser I agree. This wavelength is absorbed by tissue water and not the hair follicles and it should not cause any longterm damage to the hair follicles.
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December 10, 2017
Answer: Burn off not remove hair A fractionated non ablative laser will heat up the hair follicles and will possibly cause the hairs to singe on the skin but should not damage the hair follicle and will regrow. This is not the correct wave length for hair removal and does not heat the follicle of the hair to cause it to go away.
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December 10, 2017
Answer: Burn off not remove hair A fractionated non ablative laser will heat up the hair follicles and will possibly cause the hairs to singe on the skin but should not damage the hair follicle and will regrow. This is not the correct wave length for hair removal and does not heat the follicle of the hair to cause it to go away.
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December 10, 2017
Answer: Fractional non-ablative lasers do not target the hair follicle. Laser science is all about wavelength of light emitted by the device, the target tissue that absorbs the light energy to convert it into heat and have the desired biological effect. Fractional non-ablative lasers like 1540nm and the Gold Standard, 1550nm Fraxel, all target water in the dermis to stimulate new collagen. The pigment in the hair follicle and hair bulb are not the target and are not affected.
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December 10, 2017
Answer: Fractional non-ablative lasers do not target the hair follicle. Laser science is all about wavelength of light emitted by the device, the target tissue that absorbs the light energy to convert it into heat and have the desired biological effect. Fractional non-ablative lasers like 1540nm and the Gold Standard, 1550nm Fraxel, all target water in the dermis to stimulate new collagen. The pigment in the hair follicle and hair bulb are not the target and are not affected.
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