Laser treatment can cause a tingling or warming sensation. Pain remains tolerable and varies by individual sensitivity.
The recommended number of laser sessions varies with the condition. In most cases, four to eight sessions spaced several weeks apart are needed for optimal results.
Yes, it is essential to avoid sun exposure before and after a laser treatment to reduce the risk of burns and hyperpigmentation.
Possible side effects of laser treatment include redness, swelling, a sensation of warmth, or, less commonly, crusting and temporary pigment changes.
Yes, sensitive skin can undergo laser treatment when a skincare professional evaluates and applies necessary precautions. Setting precise laser parameters is necessary.
Yes, some lasers target the sebaceous glands and the bacteria Cutibacterium acnes, involved in acne inflammation, reducing redness, sebum production, and breakouts.
Yes, specific lasers improve the appearance of scars by remodeling collagen and smoothing the skin.
Several years ago, laser hair removal was not recommended for darker skin. Advances in technology allow those with darker phototypes to undergo this procedure.
The cost of a laser session depends on the treated area, technology, and practitioner. It ranges from €50 to €300.