Q-Switch Laser Treatment
Simultaneously with dark spot treatment, Q-Switch laser also stimulates collagen production in the deep tissues of the skin, helping the skin to maintain its youthfulness.
Q-switch ND YAG laser treatment is a procedure that reduces the visibility of dark discolorations, freckles, sunspots and dark tattoos on the skin, and sometimes makes them disappear almost completely. Simultaneously with pigmentation treatment, it also stimulates collagen production in the deep tissues of the skin, helping the skin to maintain its youthfulness.
How Does Q-Switch Laser Work?
At a wavelength of 1064 nanometers, laser beams are packed with high amounts of energy. Beams of this wavelength propagate in nanoseconds and are absorbed by a molecule in the skin called “melanin”, which gives the skin its color. This high energy causes melanin to break into small pieces. This reduces the appearance of existing spots. In tattoo removal, this substance that traps the energy is the pigment applied externally under the skin during tattooing. Again, the laser beams are trapped by this pigment and this intense energy causes the pigment to break into small pieces. The cells responsible for healing in the skin gradually remove these small pieces from the scene. The transmission of energy in nanoseconds ensures that the normal areas of the skin are not affected by this heat energy.
Which treatments can be performed with Q-Switch Laser?
How is Q Switch Laser Treatment Applied?
Is Q-switch NG YAG Laser Treatment Painful?
In tone balancing and carbon peeling treatments, the procedure is usually painless, with a dose that causes a slight sensation of warmth. In the doses used during tattoo removal, cold – cream or injection anesthesia is applied because the procedure is painful.
How Many Sessions of Q-switch Laser Treatment is Needed?
Session intervals and the number of sessions are planned individually after the examination.
What is Antalya Q-switch Laser Treatment Price?
Q-switch ND YAG laser treatment fees may vary depending on the characteristics of the area to be treated. You can contact us for detailed information.
