Laser Q-Switched
Art laser indicated for pigmented lesions and tattoos.
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- Melanicíticas superficial lesions (solar lentigines and labial macules Laugier)
- Deep melanocytic lesions (Mongolian Spot, nevus of Ota, nevus of ITO)
- Melanocytic pigmented lesions (Tattoos decorative cosmetics, iatrogenic, posttraumatic)
Treatment steps:
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- Remove make-up and disinfect the treatment area.
- For usual pigmented spots local anesthesia is not required (only be used when working in a wavelength of 1064nm, generally when dealing tattoos).
- The shooting was carried covering the entire lesion and the dosage used will depend on the color of the lesion.
- Immediately after treatment appears a burn in the treated area, with surrounding erythema, which with the course of the days will be transformed into a thin dark brown crust.
- These crusts fall, with resolution of pigmentation. The time it takes to fall, depending on the area treated, in the face last seven days or so, while about 15 hands.
- Extreme photoprotection is advised for 2 months.