03Procedures10 entries
Lasers, light, phototherapy and resurfacing, described plainly.
Lasers, light, phototherapy, injectables and resurfacing. Each page is written from the clinic's own patient leaflet and ends with the clinic's disclaimer.
Lasers & light-based treatments3 entries
Lasers & light-based treatments
Laser and light treatments for unwanted hair, pigmentation, tattoos and visible facial blood vessels.
- Laser hair removalLaser light is absorbed by the pigment in the hair follicle. Most people find that regrowth becomes slower and finer over a course of sittings.
- Q-Switched Nd:YAG laserA laser that targets pigment in the skin, used for freckles, age spots, melasma, pigmentation and tattoo removal.
- Intense pulsed lightA light-based treatment named in the rosacea leaflet for reducing visible facial blood vessels.
Phototherapy2 entries
Phototherapy
Medical ultraviolet light treatment for vitiligo, psoriasis and other conditions, given either targeted at a lesion or as PUVA.
Injectables & regenerative1 entry
Injectables & regenerative
Treatments prepared from the patient's own blood and injected to stimulate hair growth.
Resurfacing & skin rejuvenation3 entries
Resurfacing & skin rejuvenation
Procedures that exfoliate or remodel the skin to improve acne scars, pigmentation, pores, fine lines and texture.
- Microneedling fractional radiofrequency (MNRF)Superfine microneedles combined with radiofrequency heat to remodel collagen and improve scars and skin texture.
- Chemical peelingA controlled application of a chemical agent that speeds up exfoliation, so smoother skin regenerates from below.
- MicrodermabrasionA gentle, non-invasive exfoliation using a fine spray of medical-grade crystals to reveal fresher skin beneath.
Minor procedures & lesion removal1 entry
Minor procedures & lesion removal
Office procedures to remove or destroy unwanted skin lesions, such as cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen.
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