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Considering Laser Acne Treatments?

If you are considering laser acne treatments to get rid of your acne, you may be surprised at the number of different laser acne treatments available. Each acne laser is designed to work a little differently, depending on the type of acne.

The main difference between most options for laser acne treatments is that they are either ablative or non-ablative. An ablative acne laser works by removing a very thin layer of skin, exposing newer and healthier skin underneath. Non-ablative acne lasers stimulate collagen growth to fill in your blemishes from the inside. This type of acne laser is usually used MOSTLY for indented acne scars. Many laser acne treatments work by reducing oil production in your sebaceous gland and killing the bacteria in your skin. Many of these lasers are used for procedures other than laser acne treatments, such as those to reduce non-acne scarring, varicose veins, or wrinkles. Due to laser acne treatments being such a fast-growing industry, new lasers are constantly being introduced to fight acne.

Nonablative Acne Laser Options:

Laser acne treatments using non-ablative acne lasers include N-Lite, Pulsed Dye, and CoolTouch lasers. They work by stimulating collagen under the skin, filling in indented scars and reducing redness. Intense pulsed light and Fraxel laser acne treatments work in the same way, filling in wrinkles and other blemishes, including acne scars. Vbeam and pulsed dye lasers are nonablative laser acne treatments that are drawn to blood, targeting red acne blemishes.

Ablative Acne Laser Treatment Options:

The laser acne treatments using the ablative lasers work by removing a thin layer of skin. They can be used to treat acne scars as well as active acne. Carbon Dioxide (CO2) lasers, Smoothbeam lasers, and Diode lasers emit bursts of high-intensity laser energy. The laser vaporizes the outer layer of skin, and, like the process of sanding a tabletop, reveals smoother skin underneath. The Cutera Pearl Laser and the Erbium (ER) laser is usually used for wrinkles, uneven skin texture, and solar damage, as well as mild acne. These laser acne treatments are usually used when you have multiple skin issues to treat with the same laser.

Acne Lasers That Reduce Oil Production and Kill Bacteria:

Many laser acne treatments target the root causes of adult acne. The Aramis laser works by decreasing the size of the sebaceous glands, making your face less oily and reducing the frequency of acne. Blue light treatments and Thermaclear laser acne treatments target acne-causing bacteria growing deep within the skin. Isolaz laser acne treatments combine a unique vacuum with laser treatment. The vacuum removes dirt, blackheads, and oil from your pores, while the laser destroys bacteria and evens your skin tone. This laser acne treatment is also used for laser hair removal.

How Laser Acne Treatments Works:

No matter which method you pick, the laser acne treatments themselves are usually very similar in the procedure. The doctor presses a small laser device to your skin. The laser beam enters your skin, where it works on your active acne and acne scarring. Some types of laser acne treatments also prevent future breakouts. Laser acne treatments feel like a rubber band snapping against your skin. Most people opt for several sessions for the best result. However, even one treatment often makes a visible difference in the appearance of acne. Many patients choose to have a combination of laser acne treatments to target more than one cause of their acne, although multiple sessions using the same type of laser have also proven to be quite effective. Each takes just a few minutes in the doctor’s office, and you can return to your normal activities right after the treatment, although your skin will be a little red and swollen.

**** Laser acne treatments vary from around $200 to $500 per session, depending on the doctor you choose.****




Please visit the links to learn more about Acne Lasers for scars and blemishes:


LASER ACNE SCAR REMOVAL


IPL LASER ACNE TREATMENT


V-BEAM LASER ACNE TREATMENT


SMOOTHBEAM LASER ACNE TREATMENT


C02 CARBON DIOXIDE LASER


BLUE LIGHT ACNE TREATMENT


FRAXEL LASER TREATMENT


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