Q Switch Laser (Q-SW)
Topical anesthesia
No hospitalization required
Less than 30 minutes of intervention
No rest required
Q Switch Laser (Q-SW)
It's objective is erase or diminish hormonal stains, those produced by the sun on the skin and tattoos. It is one of the best treatments when talking about the elimination of pigmented lesions, however, it is necessary to make an assessment or prior consultation to know if the pigmentation is superficial or deep, and thus carry out the treatment in the most appropriate way. This procedure is non-invasive, with the help of the Q-switched laser the pigments of the stain or tattoo are absorbed, to allow the skin to look its natural tone.
It is a treatment for those people who with the passing of time have developed skin blemishes either by sunlight or hormonal origin. And / or who want to remove a tattoo.
All laser treatments generate discomfort, and even in some very sensitive people may produce some pain. This is why topical anesthesia is used to avoid the discomfort that the laser generates in the patient. After the anesthesia is applied, we proceed with the laser q switch to remove the stains or tattoo in the area where the patient wants to eliminate them.
As it is a laser treatment, there is no scarring.
In most patients there is no sign of pain, however, there is always discomfort generated by the laser.
The time of each session depends on the depth of the stain and how many stains you want to treat at once. Approximately each session lasts from 15 to 30 minutes. In the case of tattoos it is necessary to take more than one session, since the components of the ink are not erased so easily, the number of sessions will depend on the colors of the tattoo.
Topical anesthesia is sometimes applied to avoid the discomfort of the laser.
This treatment does not require hospitalization, since it is not an invasive treatment.
Recovery after a q switch laser procedure is very fast and painless, as long as the area is small; if it is very large, recovery with LEDs is necessary.
After the procedure, the scab should be covered with creams and emollient substances, it is important that the scab is not removed manually. It is also advisable to avoid direct sun exposure, both before and after the treatment.
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