PLASTIC SURGERY UPDATE: PIXEL MICROFRACTIONATED LASER

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Pixel Microfractionated Laser- Dallas facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Sam Lam narrates a procedure video on Pixel therapy for facial rejuvenation. For more information, please visit www.luminairelaser.com.

The Pixel technology is truly a breakthrough in skin rejuvenation providing the benefits of a deeper skin therapy with only limited downtime. You can wear makeup the following day to camouflage areas that may still appear darker for a few days. Pixel creates micro-levels of skin injury using a preprogrammed Erbium laser that passes through a patented micro-optics lens. This system of delivery permits computer-controlled micro-laser punctures in the skin to effect skin tightening through collagen remodeling and improvement in texture and tone without significant downtime. These micro-punctures go virtually undetectable to the naked eye. Unlike the Fraxel, there is no need for blue-dye application or the discomfort associated with treatment. After a series of sessions (depending on the level of sun damage but typically three), you will see that your skin is significantly smoother, tighter, and firmer. The Pixel can be easily combined with other no-downtime laser and light therapies depending on what your skin problems are, with a customized program designed just for you.

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• rejuvenation

[phharsh120]

hello,

what are the chances of getting neoplastic or malignant changes in the skin after being exposed to this form of radiation(laser)?? thanks

[samlammd]

really none.

[TheRudyroo71]

He used a very low setting on her. I was given the next to strongest treatment which kept me in the house for three days. It worked very well for my moderate acne scars, but I will need another course to get my skin in nice condition. A third session would make my skin perfect, but nice is fine with me.

[KokoyTeloi]

so is expected to occur on the skin surface during the recovery period??

[pwrbytrd]

youll be seeing the light.

[kyle3541]

oh, thank you for helping me.

[yt2vinay]

The laser is too weak to puncture the eyeball, leave alone burn the protective patch. However, if applied on the naked eye, blindness would be instant.

[kyle3541]

oh! thank god. but if you were to do it to your eye ball, would it puncture your eye and make you blind at the same time?

[yt2vinay]

It's covered to prevent damage from the laser.

[kyle3541]

what happens when you do i tto ur eyes?