What is a laser carbon peel: how does it work, effects, contraindications

Everyone has different skin problems from year to year: an unhealthy complexion, signs of aging, age spots, acne, etc. There are several modern methods of their elimination, and one of them is laser carbon peeling. This procedure is performed using the latest technology, and is aimed at intensive cleansing and renewal of the skin.

Description of laser carbon carbon peeling

The method of laser carbon peeling first appeared in Asian countries and then became popular worldwide. Its principle is to use a nano-gel created on the basis of carbon dioxide and a neodymium laser.

Carbon nano-gel removes sebaceous plugs, pulls various impurities from the dermis and at the same time has a bactericidal effect. Exposure to laser radiation facilitates its penetration into the deeper layers of the skin, where it explodes when heated. The result is a cleansing of the epidermis, as well as accelerating the synthesis of collagen and elastin.

The use of carbon laser peels has several advantages:

• absolute painlessness;
• The absence of seasonal limitations and side effects (swelling, bruising, the appearance of redness);
• Comprehensive impact on the skin: revitalization, deep cleansing, even skin tone and texture;
• quickly get the desired result (after the first session).
• Laser carbon fiber peels are suitable for almost everyone.

Indications and contraindications for carbon peeling

The procedure can be performed both for the purpose of prevention and for the elimination of a number of problems:

• pronounced and mild couperose;
• rosacea;
• The dilation and contamination of pores;
• Inhomogeneous surface of the skin;
• acne;
• Acne and permanent changes afterwards;
• freckles;
• Increased sebum secretion;
• heterogeneous pigmentation;
• Acne marks and minor scars;
• fine lines and wrinkles;
• dull skin tone;
• signs of aging.

In addition, laser carbon dioxide peels have the following effects:

• Acceleration of regenerative processes in skin cells and tissues;
• Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effect.

Contraindications for carbon brushing are almost the same as for hair removal of the bikini zone:

• dermatological diseases;
• Presence of inflamed areas on the skin;
• Pigmentation disorders (vitiligo);
• The presence of various injuries: wounds, cuts, etc.;
• tendency to form scars;
• Fungal and viral infections;
• Allergic reaction to the active substance;
• Hypersensitivity to laser treatment;
• Pregnancy and breast-feeding periods.

Technique of carbon fiber peeling

The preparatory stage includes several activities:

• preliminary consultation with a dermatologist;
• identification of contraindications;
• Analysis of the skin and determining its type;
• Identification of problems to be addressed by the peeling.

A week before the session, it is necessary to stop using peels and scrubs. It is also important to refrain from steaming the skin and avoid traumatizing it.

The sequence of the carbon peeling:

• skin cleansing;
• treatment with a tonic or antiseptic;
• Protect the eyes from the laser beam;
• Application of carbon gel to the treated area;
• laser treatment of the skin surface;
• cleaning of the skin after the procedure;
• applying a soothing mask.

Laser carbon peels do not require the use of anesthetics and anesthetics. At the end of the session, the skin recovers within two weeks. During this time, it needs care to speed up the recovery process.