Self-tanning products, or self-tanners for short, refer to a cosmetic product that tans the skin without the use of UV light. The use of self-tanning products is gentler on the skin than sunbathing and works within a few hours. Self-tanners are available for both the body and the face. Self-tanners usually contain dihydroxyacetone (DHA) as … Self Tanning Products
Photorejuvenation procedure refers to a special treatment method of skin rejuvenation (rejuvenation). Through non-ablative laser systems or Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) (synonym: flashlight treatments, flashlamp treatment), a visible improvement of the skin appearance is achieved, especially in actinic (light-induced) changes and damage. Disturbing pigmentation and unsightly superficial vascular anomalies (e.g. spider veins) can also be … High Energy Flash Lamps: Intense Pulsed Light
Surgical sutures play an important role in medicine. It can be used to effectively treat tissue that has been cut with a needle and thread. What is suture material? Medical sutures are surgical materials used to close wounds. Medical sutures are surgical materials used to close wounds. Such injuries mostly occur as a result of … Sutures: Applications & Health Benefits
A chemical burn occurs when the skin or other parts of the body come into contact with chemical or organic solutions that cause a destructive reaction. Chemical burns usually leave deep wounds, cause severe pain, and require professional care, especially in drastic cases. What is a chemical burn? As a first measure, skin burns are … Chemical Burn: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
If the skin is injured, for example, by an accident or an operation, scars remain. Ideally, at the end of the formation process of a scar, only a pale contour is visible, but unfortunately this is not always the case. Unsightly scars often develop. Scars – how do they develop? The skin is built up … Scars: Formation and Types
Depending on the nature of your scar, you can choose from a variety of treatment options. From injections, injections and surgical procedures, to therapies such as pressure bandages, massages, ointments and creams. Laser There are different types and techniques of lasers to treat scars. A comprehensive consultation with a specialist is recommended here. Possible risks: … Scars: What Can you do About Them?
Minor or major injuries happen to us every day. Be it through accidents, operations, burns or carelessness. Any of these wounds can turn into an annoying scar. The reason is obvious: In case of an injury, the body immediately activates a self-healing mechanism with the aim of closing the wound. Unfortunately, scars often remain as … Scars: When Wounds Heal
Numerous skin changes originate from the blood vessels. They are usually clearly noticeable as they are reddish to bluish in color.Pigment spots, which are usually brownish, can also be treated with the following lasers.Please refer to the following information under the respective laser types for more specific areas of application.There are a variety of lasers … Laser Therapy of Skin and Vascular Changes
Laser blepharoplasty is a gentle, cosmetic eyelid lift performed using a carbon dioxide laser (pulsed CO2 laser) or an erbium laser. The treatment can be performed both in the area of the upper eyelids (e.g. for drooping eyelids) and in the area of the lower eyelids (e.g. for bags under the eyes). The procedure can … Laser Blepharoplasty: Eyelid Lift by Laser
Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to correct or change the external appearance of the human nose. The operation is performed at the request of the patient or, for example, after an illness or injury that resulted in an undesirable appearance of the nose. Rhinoplasty can therefore fall within the scope of cosmetic surgery, but … Rhinoplasty: Treatment, Effect & Risks
Covering skin imperfections under decorative makeup has long been routine for many women. But if someone has a port-wine stain on his or her face, the only choice he or she has had so far has been to put up with it. Today, cosmetic surgery can help in many cases. But what if they also … Camouflage: Decorative Cosmetics for Stubborn Cases
The sun protection factor (SPF; LF; Sun Protection Factor (SPF)) indicates how many times longer one can be exposed to the sun (UVA and UVB rays) with a sunscreen (sunscreen) without getting a sunburn (= perceptible reddening of the skin) than would be possible with the respective individual self-protection time. To calculate the self-protection time … Sun Protection Factor
