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Erbium Yag laser

Erbium Yag laser treatment

The erbium Yag laser is helpful in treating various skin diseases and lesions. Primarily, it treats cutaneous lesions such as benign and malignant growths, rhytids, and signs of photoaging.

We at IPAL are pleased to guide you in learning about your condition and design a customized treatment plan to help you feel and look fantastic.

When will I be able to see the results?

Once the skin has completely recovered, you can clearly see the outcomes of the Erbium Yag laser therapy you received. This could take anywhere from two days to two weeks, depending on the strength of the treatment that you are receiving.

How Does the Erbium-Yag Laser Work?

The energy from the Erbium Yag laser is directed at the water contained within your skin cells. This causes the cells to be vaporized, allowing the removal of skin microlayers at a time. In addition, the device is fractionated, which results in the creation of microchannels in the skin. These microchannels stimulate the body to develop new cells and make additional collagen. These processes result in more supple and young skin, with a discernible reduction in the appearance of wrinkles, scars, and hyperpigmentation.

After having a topical anesthetic applied to their skin, patients report that the treatment they receive is tolerable. The healing process often only takes a few days, when the affected skin area may flake and peel. Some treatments may require more than one session to achieve optimal results.

When will I be able to see the results?

Once the skin has completely recovered, you can clearly see the outcomes of the Erbium Yag laser therapy you received. This could take anywhere from two days to two weeks, depending on the strength of the treatment that you are receiving.

How long is the recovery time after treatment?

Once the skin has completely recovered, you can clearly see the outcomes of the Erbium Yag laser therapy you received. This could take anywhere from two days to two weeks, depending on the strength of the treatment that you are receiving.