1. Treatment of Acne Scars: The most effective method for eliminating acne scars is fractional laser. The tissue of the affected area is scanned with a special light, which vaporizes scar tissue. The vaporized part is replaced by the body with fresh cells. Gradual reduction in scar tissue occurs after each session. An average of 3-6 sessions is applied. Redness and peeling may occur after the session.

2. Treatment of Stretch Marks: Laser deeply affects the tissue, making it porous. It vaporizes irregular areas, and fresh tissue replaces damaged tissue. Fine stretch marks are erased, and deep stretch marks become lighter.

3. Treatment of Scar Marks: Fine scar marks are erased. It is used for the treatment of surgical scars, impact wounds, and razor injuries. Light beams sent to the scar area correct the problematic area by vaporizing it.

4. Neck and Decollete Rejuvenation: Worn and sagging neck and decollete skin is rejuvenated. It is more effective when applied with Mesolifting or PRP treatment.

5. Removal of Skin Spots: This method is used for the treatment of sunspots, birthmarks called melasma, age-related spots, changes in skin tone, acne spots, etc. Erbium Fractional laser is mainly used for this purpose.

6. Treatment of Under-Eye Dark Circles and Puffiness: Under-eye dark circles make a person appear tired and older. In medical terms, this is called hyperpigmentation (color increase). It is often more noticeable in the inner part of the lower eyelid. Among the reasons are genetic predisposition, allergies, eye rubbing habits, and certain diseases (kidney, thyroid). The color increase under the eyes is reduced by vaporizing the pigmentation and restructuring the skin. The shape of laser application is chosen according to the patient's skin characteristics.

Based on clinical studies, for effective treatment and beautiful results, approximately 2-4 weeks intervals are recommended, with an average of 3-5 sessions. Although the effectiveness is immediately visible after the laser application, it takes 2-3 months for collagen restructuring to occur, so the main improvements and results become apparent after 2-3 months. This allows us to determine the most suitable fractional laser method and plan the treatment by using different options according to the patient's complaints and skin structure.

-What is Fractional Laser? In the past, there were conventional CO2 or erbium lasers that were directly emitted from the head, applied under operating room conditions. The healing process could take up to a month with dressings. Now, these systems have developed to emit the light fractionally, that is, in parts. Division here is in the form of dots. Sending light to the lowest layer of the skin with intact skin in between is possible. The target tissue here is water and collagen. The laser absorbs water and there is an instant contraction of about 30% on the skin. New collagen stimulation starts under it. Therefore, there are two effects of fractional laser: surface rejuvenation and restructuring of the lower collagen. Both of these provide very nice results in the treatment area. In cases where the skin texture is damaged; old scars, acne scars and pits, as well as blemishes, age spots, elasticity loss due to gravity, fractional laser applications can be used.

-How is Fractional Laser Treatment Different from Chemical Peels or Other Procedures? There are many treatment methods used for this purpose. Fractional laser is not the only option. For example, chemical peeling can be done in an acne scar, but dermabrasion can be done. The problem here is: There are different acids ranging from fruit acids to deeper TCAs for chemical peels. It is very important whether the brush or cotton tip you apply the acid to the skin distributes the substance equally to the skin, how deep it can reach, and how many minutes it takes. If there is a mismatch in any of these stages, there will be no homogeneous recovery. If dermabrasion is done superficially, it may require many sessions. In this method, the skin is left at the top of the stratum corneum while sending signals to the epidermis and dermis, which is capable of achieving fast recovery.

-Is Every Fractional Laser the Same? There are two commonly used fractional lasers: Erbium fractional laser and carbon dioxide fractional laser. Their mechanisms and wavelengths are different. Today, erbium fractional laser is preferred as it is more controlled.

-How is the Procedure Performed? Anesthetic cream is applied to the area to be treated, for example, to the face, and the patient is left waiting for half an hour. The cream is removed, and the procedure begins. The procedure is completed in about 20 minutes for the whole face. After that, a cold moisturizing mask is applied for the patient to feel a burning sensation. After the procedure, the patient can walk home. In the first 24 hours, there may be a discomfort similar to stinging, which can be felt when exposed to the sun for a long time. For this, a painkiller can be taken. This will be sufficient, and the stinging will pass in the morning anyway. Then the swelling will decrease. But we recommend that the patient stay at home for 2-3 days. But it's not a strict rule, he can go to work as long as he protects himself from the sun. From the fourth day onwards, individuals can apply sunscreen and foundation and go out.

-Does It Cause Pain? There is a feeling of warmth during the application. There is nothing unbearable. It's less than the pain from epilation.

Areas of Use:

• Treatment of fine wrinkles
• Treatment of sagging due to gravity
• Skin rejuvenation
• Treatment of acne scars and pitting
• Treatment of burn scars
• Treatment of under-eye dark circles
• Removal of genital warts
• Removal of moles by vaporization without a scalpel
• Wiping out white cholesterol accumulations under the eyes
• Warts on the soles of the feet and hands
• Pregnancy stretch marks (if done during the process, nearly 100% improvement is achieved. For old, whitened stretch marks, an improvement of 30-40% is achieved).

-What Are the Changes on the Skin After Application? Immediately after the application, there is a 30% recovery in the collagen fibers under the skin. In the next 3-month period, new collagen formation under the skin and the reconstruction of the subcutaneous connective tissue are provided. As a result of all these, "skin rejuvenation," which includes tightening of the skin, a high level of reduction in roughness, blemishes, scars, and pore narrowing, is achieved. In the first few weeks, a mild pink, baby-like appearance is obtained. This pinkness will decrease over time.

Where can it work? Fractional Non-ablative skin renewal system can be safely applied to many body areas such as the face, neck, decollete, and hands.

-What are the Differences Between Fractional Non-Ablative Skin Renewal System and Other Skin Renewal Methods? In CO2 laser applications that lift some of the epidermis and dermis, the results can be very good, but prolonged redness and discoloration for a few weeks can limit social life. In this method, while the stratum corneum, the top layer of the skin, remains in place, it sends signals to the epidermis and dermis, which can reach the deep layers of the skin, which ensures rapid recovery.

-Is the Treatment Painful? What Should I Expect After Treatment? There may be redness, heat, swelling, and tension in the treatment area that can disappear within a few hours. Pinkness on the skin can last for 5-7 days. Generally, you can return to work and your other daily activities after the application. The reason for rapid recovery is intact areas of healthy tissue around the heat columns. Most of those treated notice positive changes in their skin within a few days. A series of treatments at 3-4 week intervals is sufficient to see the desired results. Your doctors who will perform the treatment will give you more detailed information about fractional non-ablative skin renewal techniques and the expected results.

Why is this procedure suitable for you? If your skin color is dark (type 3, type 4), and if you prefer to return to your daily life without the need for extra time, this method will be more suitable. Fractional Non-Ablative Skin Renewal allows us to obtain both good results and rapid recovery. Microscopic heat columns reach the deeper layers of the epidermis and dermis, while the stratum corneum remains intact.