What is Peeling?
Laser carbon peeling is a popular, non-invasive cosmetic procedure designed to deeply cleanse and rejuvenate the skin. It begins with the application of a thin layer of liquid carbon to the face, which penetrates deep into the pores. Once the carbon mask dries, a laser is passed over the skin, targeting the carbon particles. The laser energy heats and vaporizes the carbon, taking with it dead skin cells, oils, and impurities.
This treatment is especially effective for individuals with oily skin, enlarged pores, acne, or blackheads. It helps exfoliate the outer layer of the skin, resulting in a smoother, brighter complexion. Additionally, laser carbon peeling can reduce acne, even out skin tone, and stimulate collagen production, which promotes long-term skin tightening and rejuvenation.
Unlike more aggressive peels, laser carbon peeling has minimal downtime and is virtually painless, making it an appealing option for those seeking a quick and effective skin refresh with immediate results. Typically, several sessions are recommended for optimal and lasting improvements.
Q-Switch laser treatments use high-intensity, short pulses of laser light to target and break down pigment or ink in the skin, effectively treating issues like pigmentation, tattoos, and certain types of blemishes.
Carbon peeling with laser Q-Switch laser with Tattoo Removal, Nevus of Ota and other pigmented treatments as well as Carbon Peeling for Skin Rejuvenation.
The treatment targets wrinkles, acne scars and large pores on the skin.
Topical carbon lotion is applied to the face. The carbon absorbs the laser energy and breaks up the dead cells as a result of a perfect skin exfoliation. Simultaneously, laser energy is distributed as heat energy into the dermis without affecting the outer layers of the skin. Heat energy stimulates new collagen or cell growth, weakens pigment cells and restores skin integrity. After the treatment, a healthier skin tone, smooth texture, reduction in wrinkles, skin tightening and reduced pores are aimed.
