Skin Rejuvenation

Skin Rejuvenation in Sugar Land, Katy, and Houston, Texas

In most cases, when cosmetic doctors talk about skin rejuvenation, they are referring to energy devices such as lasers or IPL (intense pulsed light), chemical peels or collagen induction therapies such as microneedling.

Some of the skin conditions that can be treated using skin rejuvenation include signs of aging such as wrinkles, fine lines, freckles, sun spots, or visible blood vessels. In some cases, skin rejuvenation benefits patients whose skin has lost it firmness and tone.

Some of the main treatment modalities used for skin resurfacing included the following therapies:

Laser resurfacing (ablative and non-ablative)
Mechanical resurfacing, such as dermabrasion or microdermabrasion
Microneedling with and without radiofrequency
Chemical peel
Injectable products, such as neuromodulators, fillers, biostimulators or platelet-rich plasma injections

Any of the above products can be introduced to address specific facial needs, including the upper lip or around the eyes. Skin rejuvenation techniques can also be used to improve an uneven complexion or a pigmentation disorder. Rejuvenation can even extend to the loss of eyelashes.

What you will receive as a treatment will be based on your consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist. Most skin rejuvenation treatments require a multi-modality approach and a series of treatments to realize the best results. Most importantly, you, as the patient, need to be fully committed to proceeding with a treatment plan.

FAQ

How are laser and IPL (intense pulse light) treatments used for skin rejuvenation?

How do chemical peels work?

Chemical peels make it possible for the damaged outer layer of skin to be removed. Peels smooth the skin and give it a more radiant glow. Patients can choose to get a peel that is light to deep, depending on their specific skin condition. A combination of chemicals is used and applied to the skin. The peel, when dried, is “peeled” off to remove the dull top layer of skin. If the peel is a deep peel, the patient may be put under sedation and an anesthetic applied.

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What are some of the conditions that can be addressed by skin rejuvenation?

Some of the conditions that can be treated through skin rejuvenation include the following:

Static wrinkles. These wrinkles are visible wrinkles that stay the same, regardless of the facial movement.
Dynamic wrinkles. These are deeper wrinkles represented by expression lines that become more pronounced during facial movement. They usually appear as folds when the skin is at rest.
Pigmentation. Sun spots, darkened patches, or freckles that develop from over-exposure to the sun can be treated with skin rejuvenation treatments.
Scars. These flaws may result from acne or an injury to the skin. They may feature a raised border or display pits or discoloration.
Vascular abnormalities. These skin conditions represent visible blood vessels on a skin’s surface, redness, or vascular lesions.
Poor skin tone. When the supportive skin structures, made up of elastin and collagen, dwindle, the skin tone becomes faded and the skin weakens. Patients also may develop cellulite.
Dull skin. Skin can lose its radiant appearance because of a build-up of dead cells or because of clogged pores.

Skin Rejuvenation