INFINI- effective post-acne scar and pigmentation removing laser

Most of us at least once in a lifetime have had a skin problem called "Acne". For some people, it fades away quickly without leaving any serious marks on the skin. However, for some of us post-acne scars may seem even more serious than the acne itself. So to effectively treat acne marks, She's Plastic Surgery Clinic utilizes laser therapy called "INFINI."

What is INFINI?

INFINI is an effective laser which works best to treat post-acne scars and boosts skin regeneration. What is more, it also improves skin elasticity along with the acne removal.

How does the INFINI laser therapy works?

With the use of a micro-needle, the subcutaneous layer of the skin is stimulated and both dermal and epidermal layer of the skin improves simultaneously. In addition to this, a high-frequency wave is used at the same time which helps skin regenerate immediately and improves the skin structure. 

Since a micro-needle is utilized, INFINI does not cause any damage to the skin and it is far less painful as well. After the INIFINI laser treatment, the skin might swell a bit, however, it disappears after some time. It is recommend to combine INFINI laser with PRP injection which contributes to the fast skin regeneration and has an excellent soothing effect. 

What needs to be done after INFINI laser procedure? 

INFINI does not bring any inconvenience into the daily life of the patient so after 12 hours you can wash your face or apply make-up. Rarely, after the laser treatment, in the post-acne scar area of the skin there might be some scabbing, but as time goes it naturally falls off. Therefore, it is required not to touch or scrape that area but wait until it falls off. 

Above all, the most important thing before undergoing laser or any other dermatological procedures, it is necessary to consult with the specialist in the first place because this will significantly reduce the potential side effects. 

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