Laser Carbon Peeling is a fast, effective, painless and safe method applied to balance skin tone, tighten pores, balance skin sebum and provide a brighter appearance.
Who Can Have Laser Carbon Peeling Treatment?
Laser carbon peeling is applied for problems of;
- oily skin
- acne (pimples),
- enlarged pores and
- color tone irregularities due to sun damage.
What are the Benefits of Laser Carbon Peeling?
Carbon peeling provides deep exfoliation. In other words, it stimulates the skin to renew itself by removing the dead tissues accumulated on the skin surface. It also stimulates collagen production and provides anti-aging effects.
What are the Differences Between Chemical Peeling and Laser Carbon Peeling?
- After chemical peeling, a recovery period of 1-2 weeks is required depending on the depth of peeling applied. After Laser Carbon Peeling, only a short-term mild redness – sensitivity may develop.
- In Laser Carbon Peeling, the effect of heat energy generated by laser pulses is utilized. In chemical peeling application, chemicals such as glycolic acid, salicylic acid, tricloacetic acid, mandelic acid, phytic acid are used.
- Chemical peeling may not always be applied to people with sensitive skin, laser carbon peeling can also be applied to sensitive skin.
- It is inconvenient to perform the procedure in summer months due to peeling of the skin after chemical peeling. Since peeling and crusting does not develop after Laser Carbon Peeling, the procedure can be safely applied in all seasons.
How is Carbon Peeling Procedure Applied?
Carbon peeling is a treatment that is applied under clinical conditions, takes about 15 minutes and does not require anesthesia.
- A thin layer of carbon solution is applied to the face. The carbon will stick the oil, dirt and dead tissues on the skin to itself.
- Wait approximately 5-10 minutes for the carbon solution to dry.
- Special eye protection goggles are worn.
- With the Q-switch NDYAG laser, laser pulses are delivered at doses determined by your doctor. These 1064 nanometer wavelength laser pulses break the carbon particles on the skin surface and inside the pores into very small pieces. The noise that occurs during this process should not cause concern, it is a completely painless procedure.
- After all carbon particles are broken down, your doctor will finish the procedure by applying moisturizer and sunscreen cream.
What Should Be Considered After Carbon Peeling?
Mild sensitivity and redness may be seen after the procedure, usually completely regresses within 1 hour. It is sufficient to use moisturizers and sunscreens at the usual frequency. A feeling of dryness may occur on the skin for a few days after the procedure, in such cases, moisturizing creams can be repeated more frequently or more dense creams can be preferred.
Can Carbon Peeling Be Applied During Pregnancy?
Although theoretically there are no drawbacks to the procedure, so far there are not enough studies to show that it is safe to use during pregnancy.
Can Carbon Peeling Be Applied During Breastfeeding?
Although there is no known risk of the procedure during breastfeeding, there are not enough studies proving its safety during breastfeeding.
Can Carbon Peeling Be Performed While Using Acne Medications?
Carbon peeling applications can also be performed during acne treatment, provided that it is followed by a dermatologist. It can help accelerate the effect of the treatment and reduce the dark color changes that may develop after acne. If the skin barrier is disrupted during acne treatment, skin integrity must be restored before carbon peeling application. For this reason, it is recommended to perform the procedures under the control of a dermatologist.
What are Carbon Peeling Prices?
Laser carbon peeling application fees may vary depending on factors such as the clinic applied, the laser device used, and the surface area treated.
How Often Is Carbon Peeling Applied?
The frequency of application is determined according to the current complaint and skin type, usually repeated at intervals of 2-4 weeks on average.
Is Carbon Peeling a Permanent Procedure?
Treatments such as chemical peels or carbon peels are not permanent treatments, as the cycle of skin proliferation and accumulation of dead tissues on the skin surface over time continues. When they are repeated at regular intervals, they contribute to the skin looking healthier, vibrant, bright and smooth.
