Be Skinclusive: Why Treating More Diverse Patient Skin Types Is Good Business
Despite being some of the most sought-after aesthetic treatments, laser skincare treatments have historically had limitations.
To Ablate, or Non-Ablate? A Deep Dive into Laser Skin Resurfacing Options
The efficacy of Ablative versus Non-Ablative skin treatments depends on various factors, including the specific skin concerns, individual skin types, and desired outcomes. When considering introducing laser skin resurfacing technology to improve the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, skin laxity, pigmentation and scars, the question most...
Decoding Ablative Laser Skin Resurfacing: 5 Quick Ways to Compare Erbium & CO2
Erbium (erbium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet, or Er:YAG) and CO2 (carbon dioxide) skin resurfacing are popular methods used in aesthetics for skin revitalization and treatment of various skin conditions. Both 'ablative' lasers use high-powered light beams to heat and vaporize the top layer of skin—removing old or damaged skin, triggering the...
How to Prepare Your Practice for Laser Season
After a summer refraining from treatments that may produce sun sensitivity, patients are now ready to resume their laser skin resurfacing and hair removal therapies—and your practice must be prepared.
Cartessa Aesthetics Introduces Helix by DEKA, a Powerful Fusion of Skin Resurfacing Technology
In the growing category of non-invasive, energy-based aesthetic procedures, laser skin resurfacing occupies one of the largest shares. Laser resurfacing is an effective way to reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, scars, unwanted pigment, and improve skin’s tone and texture. Cartessa Aesthetics and its manufacturing partner, DEKA, have...
