Q & A about laser therapy

Laser works to make a highly concentrated beam of light penetrates the deep tissues of the skin causing a certain amount of heat treatment. While the exclusive technology Kndela works to the dynamic cooling device with CDC and to protect the upper layers of the skin by spraying special cooling gas and both the laser heat treatment while the optimal dynamic cooling device protection required to ensure the best results and fewer side effects.

Treatment will be in a clinic, and after wearing the protector of the eyes to protect the eyes from the laser light the physician will direct the laser on the treatment areas of the probe, and each pulse of laser pulses may be preceded or followed by a short pulse of cooling spray. Treatment period may take a few minutes to an hour or more and a little bit depending on the treatment and case processing.

Some patients experience little discomfort with a pulse laser which is described in some cases, similar to sting-induced bond rubber to the skin, and to reduce discomfort through cooling technology dynamic private Kindela DCD and for some patients may use a local anesthetic prior to treatment .Please be sure to discuss this with your physician.

The number of treatment sessions depends on the situation of the patient's skin, As to hair removal, most people need treatment sessions ranging from two to four sessions, at least, since the therapeutic process is effective only when the hair follicles in the active phase of growth to them. And some may go away in one treatment session, however, that there are multiple factors on the effectiveness of individual laser treatments, and includes the extent of condition being treated.

Patients who identified their sessions to remove the hair should avoid trying the waxing material wax for a period of six weeks prior to treatment and if the patient has a history for oral herpes and selected sessions for him to remove facial hair, it should be described to the patient treatment and preventive anti-virus, in addition to that, you must shave any hair with complete clean and dry to the skin.

Patients should avoid sun exposure before and after treatment, and should use protective from the sun UV (worker protection from the sun 30 or higher) when leaving the house.

Damage that might be exposed to persons subject to this type of treatment is very small, and may include redness of the skin and hyper pigmentation and hypo pigmentation, and swelling in the area of treatment, these symptoms do not last more than a few days. The side effects such as persistent hyper pigmentation, or deficiency, and the scars are very rare.

After undergoing treatment using a laser, patient should avoid exposure to direct sunlight and do not scrub or rinse the treated areas with abrasive materials to the skin, and the physician may advise to take extra precautions.