You’re preparing to have a laser beam penetrate your skin at the same temperature that water boils. You’re bracing for your face to resemble tuna tartare for at least a week. Sounds scary? For a long ...

For skin resurfacing, there are two types of lasers: ablative and non-ablative. Ablative lasers are the most intense, and they involve removing layers of your skin. Non-ablative procedures ...

According to Fischer, HALO is a hybrid laser that uses both ablative (a laser that destroys the outer layer of skin and heats the underlying skin) and non-ablative wavelengths. "HALO is a dual ...

From laugh lines and stretch marks to acne scars and sunspots, our skin tells the story of our lives. But as time ticks on, many of us search for ways to rejuvenate, refresh and maybe hit the ...

Laser ablation is a process that uses high-energy laser pulses to precisely remove or vaporize materials from a solid surface. When the laser beam focuses on the target material, it absorbs the laser ...

Acclaro Medical today announced the launch of AuraLux™ cold fiber laser, an evolution of its successful 2910 nm laser ...

the dermal and mixed types are generally resistant to laser therapy. Despite repeated attempts using Q-switched and ablative lasers in treating melasma, reproducible results with long-standing ...