• Lotus III Er:YAG Laser
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Lotus III Er:YAG Laser

Description
What is Er:YAG Laser?

Er:YAG (Erbium-doped Yttrium Aluminum Garnet) laser is a solid-state laser with a wavelength of 2940nm, falling within the infrared spectrum. Its energy is highly absorbed by water molecules in tissues, leading to vaporization, allowing for precise removal of epidermal and dermal tissue or stimulation of collagen remodeling. The main principles are as follows:

1. Vaporization Effect: The laser energy rapidly vaporizes water after heating it, removing the superficial keratin or diseased tissue.
2. Collagen Remodeling: Stimulates the proliferation and remodeling of collagen in the dermis, promoting skin renewal and tightening effects.
3. Low Heat Conduction: Due to high water absorption, thermal damage to surrounding tissues is minimal, making it suitable for delicate treatments.
"Picosecond" refers to a unit of time, 0.000000000001 seconds, which is a thousand times faster than traditional laser firing. 4D Picosecond Laser PICOPLUS can effectively shatter pigment particles into dust, making them easier for the body to metabolize and restoring the skin's original fair and radiant glow.
4D picosecond laser features 5 new handpieces and 4 different wavelengths (1064, 532, 595, and 660 nm). Used in combination, they can achieve better clinical treatment results. Each handpiece offers different effects, addressing various skin concerns and hyperpigmentation with targeted solutions. Treatments are customized according to the patient's symptoms, allowing for precise diagnosis and enabling physicians to further enhance their professional treatment.

Benefits and Features

  • High Security
    Energy absorption is concentrated in the epidermis, with minimal damage to surrounding tissue.
  • Precision control
    Depth can be precisely adjusted, suitable for sensitive areas and localized treatment
  • Low pain and low risk
    Stable energy control reduces the risk of post-treatment swelling and hyperpigmentation
  • Short recovery period
    Faster recovery than traditional dermabrasion, suitable for busy individuals
High Security
Energy absorption is concentrated in the epidermis, with minimal damage to surrounding tissue.
Precision control
Depth can be precisely adjusted, suitable for sensitive areas and localized treatment
Low pain and low risk
Stable energy control reduces the risk of post-treatment swelling and hyperpigmentation
Short recovery period
Faster recovery than traditional dermabrasion, suitable for busy individuals

Erbium-doped Yttrium Aluminum Garnet (Er:YAG) Treatment Cases

What is the function of erbium-doped chromium?

Skin Concern Improvement:
Treatment for aging skin, fine lines, enlarged pores, acne scars, pitted scars, hyperpigmentation, melasma, sunspots, freckles, and other issues.

Skin Rejuvenation and Tone Improvement:
Promotes new collagen production and brightens skin tone.

Scar Repair:
Improves post-surgical scars and stretch marks.

Minimally Invasive Surgical Applications:
Removal of diseased tissue or growths, such as warts or milia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many treatments are needed to see significant results?
A: Most patients see results after 1-3 treatments, but the exact number depends on the severity of the problem and individual skin type.
Q: Will the treatment be painful?
A: There may be a slight stinging sensation during the treatment. Topical anesthetic cream is usually applied to reduce discomfort.
Q: Will there be scars after the procedure?
A: Generally, no scars will be left. However, if post-treatment care is improper or the skin is sensitive, hyperpigmentation or redness may occur. It is recommended to follow your doctor's instructions.
Q: How long is the recovery period?
A: Depending on the depth of the treatment, mild treatments typically recover in about 3-7 days, while deeper treatments may require 1-2 weeks.
Q: Who is not suitable for Er:YAG laser treatment?
A: Pregnant women, patients with skin inflammation, those who have recently been exposed to strong sunlight, or those using photosensitive medications should avoid treatment.
Q: Can it be combined with other treatments?
A: It can be combined with treatments such as hyaluronic acid injections, laser whitening, or radiofrequency skin tightening, but a proper interval is required and it must be evaluated by a doctor.