Medicare magazine

Dermatology laser to seeking help.  Where traditional therapies have failed the powerful beams of light, to be determined and focus on the target you want, clean the skin defects and turn it back hopes against acne and hair loss, good spots and tattoos removed. Promises kept? The responses have given the dermatologists European society for aesthetic laser surgery (Eslas) recently gathered at the congress in Rome, at the Catholic University of Sacred Heart.  Professor says.  Ruscioni, deel primary clinical dermatology at the University Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Rome
“Lasers are not the panacea for the problems of the skin remained without solutions, are an instrument to the specialist in the treatment of diseases and imperfections”
Doubts the promised results from the laser comb in the shape of a newly designed by the Dutch physician and marketing on the Internet.  Past between the hair, it should stimulate the re growth of those lost.  Precisa professor Rusciani “To date there is no scientific evidence that it actually functions”
In advanced stage, however, experiments conducted by British researchers, published in Lancet, the use of laser diodes and low-intensity to cure acne.
“The laser beam acts on injuries as acne itchy bactericidal and Bacteria static
.  Also restricts the activity of the gland sebacca.  Equipment has proven to be effective for injuries papular-pustular, the most aggressive form of acne, even in a study that we conducted together with specialists of dermopatico the Immaculate in Rome.  In 24 patients we found a reduction in lesions in 56% of patients, after about 4 sessions’
In the treatment of dark spots that, over the years on the skin surface area exposed to light, not all lasers have been approved by experts.  Especially effective on small patches, such as solar lentigo like freckles, but that appears in old age on the face, back of hands and décolleté, a device similar to the laser that emits a light pulse.  Says Angela Motta, dermatology of the department of dermatology at the University of Chieti:
“The light pulse pulverizes the pigmented cells and, in two or three sessions, removes the stain.  After processing the form scabs that fall after two weeks’
Much less appreciable results on melasma, or stains on the largest emerging especially on the cheeks and upper lip of women during pregnancy or taking the contraceptive pill.
“In these cases, the pigments are refractory to pulsed light and can appear relapse ‘
Melasma on some dermatologists are using a laser-type Q-sivilched Alexandrite.  Comment on Maurice Adatto, dermatological clinic of the University of Geneva:
“It ‘not recommended and contraindicated the use of such equipment which can be aggressive.  Melasma on treatments of choice remain the peeling”
In drawing attention to the potential adverse reactions due to dermatological laser instead we think the committee of the American Academy of dermatology that drafted the guidelines.  We read in the paper:
“The frequency of complications depends on the type of laser used and the circumstances in which it is used.  Among the possible reactions: irregular pigmentation, pain, persistent erythematic.  More rare appearance of blisters, failure of the desired result, infection, scarring or changes in skin texture.