Medical lasers produce an intense, narrow beam of single-colored light. When this light is directed at the skin, the energy converts into heat. This controlled heat safely damages specific targeted cells (like excess pigment or broken capillaries) without harming the surrounding healthy tissue.
Ablative Lasers: These intense lasers gently remove the thin outer layer of the skin while heating the underlying layers to stimulate collagen production.
Non-Ablative Lasers: These gentle lasers leave the surface of the skin completely intact while heating the deeper tissues to promote natural, long-lasting healing.