Fractional laser

What is the principle of fractional laser treatment?
Fractional laser is a laser device based on the theory of Fractional Photothermolysis. The theory is the research team of Mainstein and Rox Anderson of the Wellman Optical Medical Center of the Massachusetts General Hospital affiliated to Harvard Medical School in the United States. Around 2000, the core point of the theory is that it is no longer layered like traditional laser grinding, but It is to punch holes on the surface of the skin to generate multiple columnar gasification areas, and stimulate the reorganization of collagen through the thermal action of the laser, so as to achieve the effect of firming the skin, shrinking pores and filling in concave holes to improve acne pits; while the columnar gasification hole area In between is normal skin, and retaining as much normal skin as possible promotes re-epidermal regeneration in the area of punctate damage.

Acne pit treatment
Through the laser lattice mode, the skin is evenly punched with tiny holes, thereby forming three areas of thermal peeling, thermal coagulation and thermal effect on the skin layer. It then causes a series of skin biochemical reactions, activates skin fibroblasts, changes the molecular structure of dermal collagen fibers and elastic fibers, increases the number and rearranges them, accelerates the healing of acne pits, and smoothes the skin. Especially suitable for the treatment of moderate to severe acne pits.
 
Melasma Treatment
Fractional laser divides each pulsed laser into nearly a hundred micro-laser pulses. When these tiny laser beams act on the skin surface, they will cause tiny local skin damage, start skin damage repair, and accelerate skin renewal and metabolism. Promotes skin renewal and metabolism, thereby improving and healing melasma.

Stretch Mark Treatment
Fractional laser can penetrate the epidermis into the deep dermis, stimulate the fibroblasts in the interstitial dermal cells through photothermal action to produce collagen molecules, and the collagen molecules gradually combine into new collagen in an orderly arrangement, thereby regenerating the cells. Connects broken collagen points, improves skin texture and condition, and reduces cord streaks.
 
Skin Rejuvenation Treatment
Fractional lasers can emit hair-thin lasers arranged in a matrix. It uses a high-energy laser to make tiny and orderly conical holes on the skin on average, which can effectively stimulate the proliferation and reorganization of collagen. The shrinking repair of the tapered hole makes the skin firm, delicate and elastic, and achieves the effect of skin rejuvenation.