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Laser surgery
The first look often determines our first impressions. Subconsciously we have a tendency to categorize people by the texture and color of their skin. A ruddy complexion suggests years in the rigors of the out-of-doors or a few too many nips into the bottle. A pale complexion may be viewed as unhealthy. Wrinkles hint at the passage of time and acne scars suggest poor hygiene in Face and Neck exercise. Fortunately, modern medicine has provided us with the means to put into perspective many of these misconceptions in Skin problems. Our agenda for a uniform complexion includes:
LASER SURGERY “Father Time eventually takes away what Mother Nature gives” goes the old saying. The soft full features of youth eventually give way to the aging sings of wrinkles, splotches of discoloration and the lathery texture of weathered skin. Good basic skin care can forestall many signs of aging but of course Father Time will eventually win. Fortunately we have a weapon – the laser. Laser technology for the treatment of skin problems has exploded over the last five years. Conditions, which could not be treated in the past without the risk of scarring, such a birthmarks and pigmented lesions, can now be removed with little or no complications. A new generation of lasers are largely responsible for this breakthrough in Skin problems.
Laser is an acronym for the Light Amplification by the Stimulated Emission of Radiation. Laser light is distinguished form other forms of light by two characteristics:
It is the wave length of the emitted light which distinguishes one laser from another and the way they affect the skin. For example, the Alexandrite laser (a pigment removal laser) has a different wave length than the Variable Pulse Width (VPW) laser (a vascular removal laser) which explains why they target different colors in the skin. The wavelength is determined by the substance which generates the light, for example, a ruby crystal in a Q-switched ruby laser, a red dye in a flashlamp pumped pulsed dye laser, and a carbon dioxide gas in a CO2, laser. An electric current, radio wave, o flashlamp passes through the light generating medium stimulating the molecules to produce the laser night in Face and Neck exercise. Face and Neck exercise and lasers have become increasingly complex and the variations in their wave length, pulse duration, intensity of light and other parameters are important to the engineers, physicists and laser surgeons. What is important to the patient is that the advances in this technology have significantly changed the way in which many skin conditions are treated and surgeries are performed. Lasers in dermatology are used to:
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