Erase scars from the past with futuristic laser.

In some unlucky instances, an acne problem does not disappear with the acne. Unsightly scars are left behind which can alter the individual’s confidence. Laser Resurfacing is an effective treatment for severe acne scars. Erbium Glow Laser is used to eliminate acne scars in a better way. It eliminates the damaged cells and stimulates the production of new cells and tissues.

How you prepare

Before you have laser resurfacing in Bangalore your doctor will likely:

• Ask about your medical history. Your doctor will likely ask you questions about your medical history and any medications you are currently taking or have taken recently. They might also inquire about any past cosmetic procedures in order to get a better understanding of how your skin reacts to sun exposure.
• Do a physical exam. — Your doctor will inspect your skin and the area that will be treated. This helps determine what changes can be made and how your physical features.
• Discuss your expectations. Talking with your doctor is an important first step before considering laser resurfacing. Be honest about your motivations and expectations, and listen to your doctor's advice about the potential risks. Together, you can decide whether laser resurfacing is the right choice for you, and if it is, which approach would be best. Make sure you understand the healing process and what kind of results you can expect before making any decisions.

Before laser resurfacing, you might also need to:

• Take medication to prevent complications. If you ablative laser resurfacing in Banaglore your doctor will prescribe an antiviral medication. If you have a history of herpes infections around your mouth, your doctor might recommend other medications before your procedure.
• Avoid unprotected sun exposure. Too much sun up to two months before the procedure can cause permanent irregular pigmentation in treated areas. Discuss sun protection and acceptable sun exposure with your doctor.
• Stop smoking. If you smoke, try to stop at least two weeks before and after your treatment. This improves your chance of avoiding complications and helps your body heal.
• Arrange for a ride home. If you're going to be sedated during laser resurfacing, you'll need help getting home after the procedure