MEDICAL
LASER-
TREATMENT
A medical laser is a highly precise light system that targets specific layers of skin or tissue. Depending on the wavelength and settings, it can ablate superficial skin layers, stimulate deeper tissue, or treat specific structures such as pigments or blood vessels. Medical lasers are used in aesthetics, dermatology, and surgery, and their precise action largely protects healthy surrounding tissue.
Fine skin folds
Feine Linien werden sanft geglättet und die Hautstruktur gezielt gestrafft. Das Ergebnis ist ein frischeres, ebenmässiges Hautbild mit natürlicher Elastizität.
Pigment disorders
Superficial pigment spots are gently lightened or removed. The complexion appears more even and fresher, and uneven skin tone is significantly reduced.
Scars
Akne-, Operations- oder andere Narben werden geglättet und verbessert. Die Haut wirkt ebenmässiger und passt sich harmonisch an das umgebende Gewebe an.
Skin changes
Superficial, benign skin lesions are precisely removed or sclerosed. This improves the skin's appearance and makes redness less noticeable.
OVERVIEW
Effect
Fine skin wrinkles: Improvement of appearance, smoothing and firming of the skin
Scars: Smoothing acne, surgical and other scars and improving their appearance
Pigment spots: Reduction of superficial pigment changes
Vascular changes: sclerotherapy of small vessels, couperose, spider veins
Superficial skin changes: Removal of benign skin lesions
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scope
Full body application.
result
The results usually appear gradually, depending on the area being treated and the type of laser treatment.
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Duration of effect
The duration of the results depends on the type of treatment, skin type, and individual factors. While some effects, such as the reduction of age spots or scars, last long-term, others, such as skin tightening or wrinkle reduction, require regular maintenance treatments to preserve the results.
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Social competence
Redness, swelling, or localized bruising may occur after treatment on visible areas such as the face, neck, or hands. These usually subside within a few hours to a few days.
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Treatment interval
Depending on the type of treatment and objective, sometimes only one session is sufficient, while other treatments require several sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart.
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Treating person
Operating room nurse / doctor
Q&A
How long does a session last?
The treatment duration varies depending on the area and objective, usually 30–60 minutes.
Is the treatment painful?
Most patients only experience a slight sensation of warmth, pulling, or pricking during the treatment. If desired, the session can be made more comfortable through cooling or local anesthesia.
Are there any restrictions before treatment?
Before laser treatment, the skin should not be tanned, should not have any fresh injuries or inflammations, and certain care products or medications should be discussed with the practice beforehand.
Are there any limitations after the treatment?
Immediately after treatment, intense sun exposure, sauna and sports should be avoided carefully for the first 24–48 hours until any redness or swelling has subsided.
Can I support the result myself?
A healthy lifestyle, skincare and sun protection support the effect and help to maintain the results in the long term.