Recently, there have been a lot of buzz about laser acne treatment. This is not something new in the world of acne, but it is still an interesting topic. If you have ever watched the reality show makeover as Extreme Makeover and The Swan, which is obviously favoring the laser treatment as the quickest and most effective way to make your skin more beautiful, which means it is the best option for the treatment of acne.
With laser treatment gets the constant advertising on television, I'm sure many will start the search and see if the hype is true. Most of us would like to solve the problem and forget. So I was curious as to what I found on the internet also. I typed in "laser acne treatment" in the three major search engines and found 867,921 hits MSN, Yahoo 2,650,000 visits, and coming out on top, a whopping 2,660,000 Google results!
If you've been looking for these links you will probably find that most of the companies wholeheartedly declare that treatment with reduced laser "inflammatory acne in a few visits," or at least guarantee "90% [of people use treatment] feel a reduction in lesions acne "in bold. Initially, you may send an important warning sign. Scam! But the fact is, laser treatment can really help.
People with severe acne and who are at risk of scarring may want to consider the option more than most. Let's face it; if anyone with acne has not gotten significant enough to be effective in treating acne results or prescription drugs, you should definitely consider a laser acne treatment. The personal cost to ignore the acne is too high.
Secondly, and this is probably the biggest deterrent, it is quite expensive. Although the cost varies across the country, will run in the range of $ 2,300 to $ 3200 for a series of laser treatments. This is important. Fortunately, even if it does not work for everyone, chances are very good.
To explore real cases of people who have used the laser treatment, I went to acne.org and read how people have noticed some laser treatments (especially CO2) and whether they would recommend it to others. There were twenty-five entries in total, all of them had used a form of acne laser treatment and graded on a scale from one to five. Not surprisingly, only two of the twenty-five people highly recommended (4 on a scale of 5) of the procedure, while eighteen years has seen as a very bad choice (2 on a scale of 5).
So why all the negative feedback, if this is really a good option? An important factor is the type of laser used. In a study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology July 2006, researchers have reported excellent long-term success in the treatment of acne laser. Their excellent results were obtained with the diode laser 1450 nm. There was a 75% reduction in acne lesions and the improvement was maintained during the 12-month study. It 's very good!
The choice of having a laser treatment instead of using drugs against acne over-the-counter or prescription drugs, is not a simple question. It's not like changing your brand of deodorant. Much thought and careful research should be done before considering it.
Dr. Randall Wilkinson is the founder and CEO of Trienelle Skincare, Inc. As a physician with extensive experience in the field of allergy and nutrition, Dr. Wilkinson [http://www.acnetreatment.md] brings a unique perspective on skincare. The clinical experience to find solutions to the problems of the patients brought his commitment to developing products that offer real answers.
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