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Fractional Laser Applications

Advanced dermatologic laser technology that stimulates collagen remodeling by creating microthermal zones in the skin

Written by: Saygı Hospital Health Guide Editorial Board
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What is Fractional Laser Applications?

Fractional laser is a laser technology that creates microscopic treatment zones in the skin while preserving healthy tissue and providing rapid recovery. Ablative (CO2, Er:YAG) and non-ablative (1550 nm, 1927 nm) forms exist.

It is applied for indications such as acne scars, photoaging, fine lines and wrinkles, melasma, and striae. Results are obtained with multiple sessions.

Device, wavelength, and energy settings are determined according to skin type, phototype, and expectations.

Symptoms

Atrophic acne scars
Photoaging and rough skin texture
Fine lines and wrinkles
Melasma and sunspots
Striae and superficial scars

Risk Factors

Risk of hyperpigmentation in dark phototype patients
Active herpes infection
History of isotretinoin use
Keloid tendency
Autoimmune or connective tissue diseases

When to See a Doctor?

If you experience any of the following symptoms, seek medical attention promptly:

  • If scar and wrinkle complaints reduce quality of life
  • If photoaging findings unresponsive to classic treatments are present
  • If melasma and pigmentation problems are progressing
  • If pre-procedure evaluation and skin analysis are needed

Treatment Methods

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Non-ablative fractional laser sessions
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Ablative CO2 fractional laser applications
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Erbium YAG fractional laser
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Pre-procedure topical anesthesia and sun protection
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Post-procedure moisturizing and regenerative care
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Combination treatments (PRP, microneedling)

Which Department to Visit?

You can visit our Dermatoloji department for these complaints. Our specialist physicians will create the most suitable treatment plan for you.

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