Q-Ray laser treatment utilizes fractional CO2 laser technique, producing a wavelength of 10600nm. It can penetrate to deeper skin layer to stimulate new collagen formation which offered treatment for scars, enlarged pores, and wrinkles to reach a clearer, smooth rejuvenated skin.
A laser acts by producing light energy from its laser medium that determines the wavelength produced and gives the laser its name. Each wavelength is specifically absorbed by the targeted chromophores.
CO2 lasers utilize carbon dioxide as a laser medium that produces a wavelength of 10600nm that specifically targets the water component in the tissues which makes its action specific to the tissue targeted by the laser beam as water is a basic component of all human cells.
A fractional concept was added to lasers to increase their efficacy. The fractional laser concept is when the applied laser beam is divided into multiple smaller beams to act on thousands of micro treatment zones. Unlike ablative (working on the epidermal skin layer) and non-ablative (working on the collagen in the dermal layer of the skin) laser treatment, fractional laser treatment acts on both layers.
Q-Ray laser treatment uses a fractional CO2 laser technique which is the most advanced skin rejuvenation laser technology available. It offered wide advantages to reverse the aging signs in a less invasive method than surgeries. The results are noticed after one session to achieve a smoother, brighter and younger skin.
It is considered a cosmetic treatment option for:
Average Cost
$270
Price Range
$90 to $450
Q-Ray laser treatment is a fractionated CO2 laser technology. It uses CO2 as a laser medium to produce a wavelength of 10600nm. CO2 act on the water molecules in the targeted tissues. The fractional feature delivers a laser beam that divides or fractionates into multiple smaller beams to act on thousands of small areas called microthermal treatment zones. In between these zones, there are islands of intact cells not affected by the laser beam that promotes healing.
Q-Ray laser act on the level of epidermal and dermal layers combining the advantages of ablative and non-ablative laser techniques. In the epidermis, it causes evaporation of the superficial damaged tissue leaving a fresh intact tissue layer. In the dermal layer, it causes heat generation to eliminate old collagen strands and stimulates the production of new collagen.
The process of Q-Ray laser treatment includes:
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How many treatments are recommended?
The number of treatment sessions depends on the severity of the problem. Concerning wrinkles; light wrinkles may require 1-2 sessions, while deep wrinkles require 3-4 sessions. Skin pigmentation requires 1-3 sessions. The number of sessions required to remove scars depends on the depth of scaring. Sessions are repeated in 2-4 week intervals.
When can I put on makeup following the treatment?
Usually, you have to wait for 1-2 days before using makeup to avoid inflammation.