DR MARTA ROTH

VASCULAR CHANGES

dilated capillaries / erythema / rosacea

Bright red or purple small blood vessels visible through the skin, diffuse or concentrated redness - these symptoms may require treatment. In addition to pharmacology, proper home care and limiting external stimuli, in the office conditions chemical peelings and BBL phototherapy will work well.

DISCOLORATIONS

Pigmentation can be of different size and shape and appears mainly where there is increased exposure to sunlight. The deeper the change, the more difficult the treatment. Pigmentation changes in the skin are the result of excessive activity of melanocytes and consequently overproduction of melanin, which accumulates in the deepest layer of the epidermis. However, there are effective methods of combating pigmentation. These include: BBL phototherapy, non-ablative thulium laser, chemical peels, microneedling.

ACNE

Acne is a chronic skin disease associated with excessive sebum accumulation in the sebaceous glands and the formation of skin lesions such as open comedones (blackheads) and closed comedones. Sometimes these are also nodules, lumps or cysts filled with pus. Incorrectly treated acne will lead to discoloration and scarring. Often, the cause of acne cannot be clearly determined, and these can be hormonal disorders, improper skin care, eating processed foods, stress and others.

Treatments that can be used for this indication are BBL photoretherapy, chemical peels, Hydrafacial.

ENLARGED PORES

Pores are the openings of hair follicles visible as microscopic holes on the skin, which are directly connected to the sebaceous glands and allow the substances produced by them, i.e. sebum, to be drained. As a result of the accumulation of excess sebum and keratinized epidermis in the openings of hair follicles, they can become permanently enlarged. Dead skin cells together with sebum plug the openings of sebaceous glands and spread them. The visibility of pores can be reduced by using appropriate home care and treatments such as microneedling, needle mesotherapy, non-ablative thulium laser, Hydrafacial, chemical peels.

SCARS

Scars are skin lesions that are most often a consequence of damage to the dermis and replacement of the defect with fibrous connective tissue.

The size and form depend on the course of the wound healing process. Scars can be hypertrophic (keloid), when the amount of connective tissue is greater than the amount of tissue destroyed by the injury, or atrophic. The procedures that can be used in this case are non-ablative thulium laser, microneedling, chemical peels, multiwave, needle shaping.