CO₂ Laser
The fractional CO₂ laser is a cutting-edge technology that corrects skin irregularities and stimulates deep skin regeneration.
Indications and therapeutic goals
- Treating marks
- Smoothing the skin, resurfacing
- Stimulating skin renewal
- Treating scarring (acne, skin scars)
Medical procedure
The laser works in a fractional pattern, creating micro-zones of stimulation within the skin to promote collagen production. Treatment is carried out at the practice following a personalised protocol.
Aftercare and recommendations
Redness and mild superficial skin renewal may occur.
Q-Switch laser
The Q-Switch laser is a high-precision technology used to target pigment in the skin without damaging it.
Indications and therapeutic goals
- Tâches pigmentaires
- Tattoos
- Uneven skin tone
Medical procedure
Treatment is quick and carried out at the practice, using very brief laser pulses targeting the area concerned. Several sessions may be required.
Aftercare and recommendations
Temporary redness is possible. Strict sun avoidance and sunscreen use are recommended.
Pigmented lesion treatment
This treatment corrects brown marks and pigmentation irregularities linked to sun exposure or skin ageing.
Indications and therapeutic goals
- Solar lentigines
- Brown spots
- Hyperpigmentation
Medical procedure
The laser selectively targets the pigment responsible for the marks. Treatment is quick and minimally invasive.
Aftercare and recommendations
Superficial scabbing may appear and clears on its own. Sun protection is essential.
Tattoo removal
Laser tattoo removal gradually fades or removes a tattoo using technology that targets the ink.
Indications and therapeutic goals
Professional or amateur tattoos.
Aim : breaking down the tattoo's pigment for gradual removal.
Medical procedure
The laser breaks the ink down into fine particles. Several sessions, spaced apart, are needed depending on the tattoo's colour and depth.
Aftercare and recommendations
Redness, swelling or light scabbing may occur. Local care and sun protection are recommended.
Intense pulsed light (IPL)
Intense pulsed light (IPL) is a versatile aesthetic treatment used for pigmentation marks and redness, and to enhance overall skin radiance. It stimulates collagen for younger-looking, more even-toned skin.
Indications and therapeutic goals
- Overall photo-rejuvenation
- Superficial sun spots
- Diffuse redness
- Improved skin texture
Aim : a clearer, brighter, more even complexion.
Medical procedure
Light pulses are applied to the area, selectively targeting pigment and redness to reduce them gradually.
Aftercare and recommendations
A slight warming sensation is possible. Sun protection is essential to optimise results.
LED
LED light therapy uses specific wavelengths to stimulate cell regeneration, reduce inflammation and improve overall skin quality. It is a gentle, entirely painless technique.
Indications and therapeutic goals
- Inflammatory acne
- Redness and hypersensitivity
- Regeneration following aesthetic procedures
- Mild skin ageing
- Lack of radiance
Aim : healthier, calmer, more radiant skin.
Medical procedure
The area is exposed to a specific LED light (red, blue or yellow) depending on the goal. Duration : 10 to 20 minutes.
Aftercare and recommendations
No downtime required. Immediate soothing effect.
*Treatment available at the Cannes practice only.
Vascular laser
Le laser vasculaire médical est une technologie de référence pour traiter les rougeurs du visage, la couperose et les petits vaisseaux visibles. Grâce à une énergie ciblée sur l’hémoglobine, il permet une amélioration rapide du teint sans abîmer la peau.
Indications and therapeutic goals
- Rosacea and facial redness
- Superficial thread veins
- Spider angiomas
- Small vascular lesions
Aim : a lasting reduction in redness for an even, radiant complexion.
Medical procedure
Following a skin assessment, the practitioner applies precise laser pulses. The cooling system ensures comfort and safety.
Aftercare and recommendations
Mild redness for a few hours. Avoid sun and heat for 48 hours. Sun protection is essential.