Dr Kashini Andrew provides an introductory overview of the laser techniques practitioners can use to rejuvenate the skin
Skin ageing is a complex process involving a combination of stages and factors. This process can lead to the formation of wrinkles, skin laxity, enlarged pores and dyspigmentation. With the rapid change in aesthetic standards, there is a growing demand for skin rejuvenation using energy-based devices.1
In 1963, consultant surgeon, Professor Leon Goldman pioneered the use of lasers in dermatology. In the mid-1970s, Italian researcher Dr Sesti explored non-surgical laser applications in wound healing, successfully treating a pressure sore in 1976.2 These early advancements paved the way for modern laser dermatology.
Photoelectric and ultrasonic technology play a crucial role in dermatology. In recent years, it has achieved remarkable results in improving skin ageing and body contouring. It is widely favoured for its fast, effective and minimally invasive nature. The main principle of…
