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How are lasers used for Rosacea treatment?

Although there is no cure for the chronic Rosacea, treatment with lasers can offers an effective, and sometimes long-term, solution for this skin disorder.

 

The gold standard for laser Rosacea treatment is the pulsed dye laser.  These type class IV medical laser works to treat Rosacea because the targtet of the laser energy is the hemoglobin in the blood vessels that are cause the facial redness.  Because these vessels are superficial and unnecessary for blood flow, the goal is to treat the Rosacea by using thermal/heat energy to close the walls of the blood vessels.  The body then absorbs the small collapsed blood vessels which results in progressive fading of the Rosacea with each successive laser treatment.  Treatments are usually spaced at 4 to 6 week apart in order to allow for sufficient time for the body to heal after each treatment.

 

Los Angeles Rosacea treatment program by Celibre Medical, www.celibre.com/rosacea.aspx

FREE Rosacea treatment Los Angeles consultation, www.celibre.com/contactlist.aspx.  

 

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Before and after photos of Laser Rosacea Treatment Los Angeles. 

More Rosacea Laser Los Angeles before and after photos at www.celibre.com/rosaceaba.aspx.

An added benefit of laser treatments for Rosacea is an overall improvement in the texture of the skin.  When the face has too many blood vessels near the skin's surface, it takes on a rough, thickened texture.  By resolving the superficial vascularity, the texture improves.  Pulsed dye lasers also stimulate collagen remodeling and production which also improves skin texture and tone.

 

Treatments with the pulsed dye lasers for Rosacea can take anywhere from 6 to 8 visits.  The skin type of the patient combined with their goals and lifestyle will determine whether or not they are appropriate for lasers or an alternative treatment plan.  Our patients find much value in Rosacea laser treatments because they offer a variety of benefits vs. prolonged topical prescriptions and/or oral medications.

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Posted by Alok on Wednesday, September 10, 2008 12:03 PM
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How does laser acne treatment work?

The role of lasers for acne treatment is twofold.  First, lasers kill acne bacteria.  Without bacteria, acne lesions cannot form.  P.acne bacteria is naturally occuring in the skin and by using heat energy from lasers, acne bacteria is controlled.  It is important to realize that controlling acne bacteria is only a temporary solution for controlling acne, and acne bacteria can and may return in a short time.  Because acne bacteria are natually occurring in the skin, any solution for controlling acne by killing acne bacteria (like antibiotics, blu-u light treatments or topical creams) will need to be repeated often to control the acne. 

To learn more about Los Angeles and Orange County acne laser treatment, visit http://www.celibre.com/acne.aspx.  

Contact Celibre Medical in our Los Angeles or Orange County office for a free acne laser treatment consultation, www.celibre.com/contactlist.aspx.

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Laser Acne Treatment Los Angeles by Celibre Medical.   More before and after photos of Los Angeles laser acne treatment patients go to www.celibre.com/acneba.aspx.

A longer term benefit of laser acne treatment is the control of the amount of oil produced by the sebaceous (oil) gland.  By controlling and limiting the amount of excess oil produced by the sebaceous gland, it is less likely that future acne will form.  Excess oil contributes to blocked pores and this in turn leads to acne lesions.  Using lasers, it is possible to shrink the sebaceous gland so that it does not produce as much oil in the future and therefore leads to less acne.  Although the amount of oil production after laser treatment varies from patient to patient, we find that using lasers allows us to achieve a significant reduction in the amount of active acne for between 70% and 80% of patients we see. 

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Posted by Alok on Monday, July 07, 2008 5:39 PM
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