Skin Problems
Skin Enhancement
- Acne Scarring
- Aging Hands
- Blemishes
- Body Contouring
- Droopy Eyelids
- Excessive or Unwanted Hair
- Hollow Cheeks
- Loosing Firmness
- Mature Neck
- Short Chin
- Square Face
- Sun-Damaged Skin
- Thinning Lips
- Wrinkles
Medical
Blemishes
Almost everyone has some sort of blemish on their face. These blemishes are usually benign, and therefore removal of these blemishes is carried out for mostly for cosmetic purposes.
Common blemish removal methods include lasers, electrocautery or cryotherapy. Pigment lasers are used to treat pigmented blemishes whereas vascular lasers are useful for red blemishes. For non-colored or raised blemishes, carbon dioxide lasers or electrocautery can be used to ablate the lesions.
Blemishes respond differently to treatment according to their type. For example seborrhoeic keratoses can in most cases be removed in one treatment session by a carbon dioxide laser, and rarely recur; whereas syringomas are well-known to re-appear after any type of treatment.
Common benign blemishes
Corticosteroid injections gently smooth the skin surface, reducing raised scars.
Pulsed Dye Laser treatments reduce the redness.
- Brown blemishes
- Sun-spots (lentigo simplex)
- Freckles (lengtigines)
- Moles
- Red blemishes
- Acne marks
- Broken veins (telengiectasias)
- Angiomas ("blood blisters")
- Non-colored / raised blemishes
- Seborrhoeic keratoses
- Plane warts
- Syringoma
- Sebaceous hyperplasia
- Milia
- Others
- Scars
Common Blemished
Skin Treatments
- Airgent
- AHA (Glycolic Acid) Rejuvenation
- Biopsy / Skin Surgery
- Botox for wrinkles
- Botox for excessive sweating
- Cryotherapy
- Dermal Fillers (Restylane / Juvederm)
- Endovenous Laser Therapy (EVLT)
- Fractional Lasers
- Laser Hair Removal
- Laser PhotoRejuvenation
- Microdermabrasion
- Mole Screening
- Pigment Laser Treatment
- Restylane Vital Hydrorejuvenation
- Sclerotherapy
- Thermage
- Ulthera
- Vascular Laser Treatment
- Zerona