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It is very important to know how deep a panada is. This is because this knowledge plays an important role in its treatment.
These damages are classified into three types.

1. Type 1: epidermal. The lesion here is superficial, has clear borders, is brown in color and responds well to treatment.
2. Type 2: mixed. Melasma of this type has an intermediate depth, dark brown color, not always clear borders and relative response to treatment.
3. Type 3: leathery. Here the lesion is deeper, has indistinct boundaries, and is deep dark brown to black in color. This type is difficult to respond to treatment.

Melasma is a chronic lesion with periodic remissions and exacerbations. It usually worsens in the summer months. Just as the appearance of melissa is slow, so the cure also seems to be delayed. The gradual disappearance of spots is based on the correct treatment regimen, different for each skin type.

• Proper and thorough sun protection. The use of broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high protection index, SPF 30 and above, is essential.
• The sunscreen must be applied to all photo-exposed areas of the skin 20-30 minutes before exposure to the sun, for whatever reason we leave our house. In the summer months we need to renew the sunscreen approximately every two hours if we remain exposed to the sun.
• People with melasma can also use make-up with sunscreen. A hat with a brim increases the protection of the face from the sun.
• If possible, it is recommended to discontinue medications associated with melasma.
• Beware of scented soaps and cosmetics that can potentially cause a problem.
• Modern dermatology has at its disposal three categories of treatment, where the doctor will choose the most appropriate one for each individual patient.
• In summary, and without forgetting that "there are no diseases but patients", i.e. everyone must be treated accordingly, we will mention the means of treatment.

The creams used in the treatment of melasma are given by the dermatologist and used at home.
Depending on the depth of the damage, simple depigmenting creams or combined depigmenting formulations, which contain hydroquinone, tretinoin, azelaic and kojic acid, in specific concentrations, can be administered.
Hydroquinone is a common substance in the treatment of melasma. It acts with a specialized mechanism, inhibiting the production of melanin in the skin. It can be in the form of a cream, lotion, gel or liquid. Bleaching creams that are given without a doctor's prescription usually have low percentages of this active substance.
Azelaic acid is also effective in treating melasma, without causing serious side effects. If redness, itching or peeling occurs, it usually subsides within about fifteen days.
Tretinoin is another substance used to treat ringworm, usually in combination with hydroquinone and azelaic acid. These combined creams are sometimes called triple creams.
Kojic acid is also considered one of the most active whitening substances, without presenting any particular side effects.
These preparations are used for a period of time determined by the doctor and usually for the most powerful creams we avoid using them in the summer months, because they cause photosensitivity, i.e. skin irritation.
Serums containing vitamin C, in cases of limited surface freckles, also have a depigmentation effect and give a glow to the skin.
During pregnancy and breastfeeding, the use of these substances is prohibited.
Also, keep in mind that in some cases of acne due to pregnancy or related to hormonal causes, they may go away on their own. For this reason, in these cases it is good to be a little patient.

These treatments are done in the doctor's office and will require one or more sessions depending on the damage. The peelings, for which we use salicylic, glycolic and trichloroacetic acid. The choice of substance will depend on the phototype of the patient, i.e. the color of his skin and the type of melasma.

In this case, special machines are used, where again depending on the damage we can cause micro or macro exfoliation. In dermabrasion we achieve exfoliation and regeneration of the epidermis.
However, we must be aware that the deeper the damage, the deeper and stronger the exfoliation will be, and the chances of irritation, redness, peeling after the treatment are high.

Different types of lasers such as Fraxel, Alexandrite, Q-Switched Nd Yag have also been used in the treatment of melasma. Depending on the case, a different reaction and response has been observed. In most cases, a combined treatment with whitening medicinal creams is necessary, which are used both as a preparation, but also in the intervals between the laser sessions.

By applying botulinum toxin in the mid-frow area (between the eyebrows), in addition to correcting the two vertical wrinkles known as "frown wrinkles", we also achieve a correction of the central degree (head) of the eyebrow. By applying botulinum toxin to end (tail) of the eyebrow we achieve recovery of this area. Finally, with small corrections in the upper part of the forehead, in addition to the treatment of horizontal wrinkles ("wrinkles of denial"), we also achieve a lifting of the central division "body of the eyebrow". To further improve the shape of the eyebrow we can correct it loss of volume of the temporal region with the use of special hyaluronic acid. Finally, a special application on the forehead threads PDO they can also contribute to lifting the eyebrow

The PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) treatment is based on the use of the patient's own growth factors which are released from the platelets contained in the blood. The growth factors stimulate the skin's fibroblasts to produce collagen and elastin, thus providing skin tightening and thicker, quality skin. Skin cells are also activated in the production of endogenous hyaluronic acid, which retains water molecules, offering hydration to the skin. In addition, they reactivate the adult dormant stem cells of the area, activate the proliferation of cells in the area, resulting in better perfusion of the area

The PRP treatment is done by injection but can accompany and complement a minimally invasive method of microtrauma which is done in the periocular area (microneedling, fractional laser CO2, PDO threads, PLEXR) giving even better results in the application (due to the growth factors) and offering a lot faster recovery times.

The fractional CO2 laser in fractional use makes a selective scan of the entire surface of the skin which we want to improve by creating "microthermal therapeutic zones". It stimulates collagen production and at the same time is a very strong stimulus for skin renewal. A new, better quality skin is achieved, with fewer imperfections and signs of aging such as wrinkles.

In addition, it is advantageous as a treatment over medium and deep chemical peels because it has a much shorter recovery time. On the contrary, deep chemical peels have a much longer recovery time, greater discomfort for the patient, while the result immediately after application is often frightening.

This particular treatment is also enhanced as a result and has faster recovery times when combined in the same session with autologous mesotherapy prp which is injected into the same area

Non-surgical blepharoplasty can be used to rejuvenate and instantly tighten the skin around the eye area, improving the appearance of the skin, shrinking unsightly "bags" and lifting and "opening" the eye. It is a suitable treatment for people with excess skin on the eyelids who want to avoid surgical blepharoplasty.

"Plasma" blepharoplasty treatment works by creating a series of microzones of injury (tiny dots on the skin), which cause an immediate contraction and tightening of the skin fibers to create a lifting, remodeling and rejuvenation ) action. The effect of plasma technology is limited to the surface cells of the skin called "keratinocytes", without damaging the underlying tissues.

This particular treatment is also enhanced as a result and has faster recovery times when combined in the same session with autologous mesotherapy prp which is injected into the same area

As with any treatment, a thorough consultation with your doctor should be done to see if this is the right solution for you.

In this application we use fully absorbable monofilaments or screw PDO threads, short length with very fine needle, due to the fact that the skin of the area is very thin with very rich vascularity. These threads are placed in such a way as to form a mesh that supports the periocular area which is constantly under the influence of forces from the muscles during expressiveness. In addition, these threads with the process of "foreign body reaction" cause the skin to produce its own collagen and elastic fibers which surround the thread that was placed and strengthen it. In this way, the initial anatomical support of the area is strengthened by the thread.

H application of threads grid support PDO in periocular area offers important additional improvement as well longer duration of effect in the initial application of botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid.

Also, we apply the support threads as monotherapy in cases where they do not wish to apply botulinum toxin or hyaluronic acid, in which case we offer significant anatomical support to the area with the threads.

With a special application on the forehead, PDO threads can also contribute to the lifting of the eyebrow

Thread application can also be combined with application autologous PRP mesotherapy which significantly enhances the therapeutic effect.

The problem of "dark circles" (medically called primary periocular hyperplasia) is mainly due to hereditary factors and is more common in people with very thin skin, almost transparent skin on the lower eyelids, without enough subcutaneous fat combined with increased subcutaneous vascularity. The result is to distinguish the subcutaneous plexus of vessels, imparting a dark blue-purple hue to the skin which translates to a distressed, "sleepless", sad or aged appearance. Of course, when someone doesn't get enough sleep, the problem gets worse, because there isn't good blood circulation in the area. The same happens on "period" days. So we suggest adequate sleep (ideally the patient should sleep with the head slightly raised to facilitate the drainage of lymph-fluids from the area of the lower eyelids) and proper diet (avoidance of salt, foods rich in antioxidant agents and adequate water intake), smoking cessation, reasonable use of alcohol combined with the therapeutic interventions we can do to help:

Autologous mesotherapy PRP: PRP therapy is based on the use of the patient's own growth factors which are released from the platelets contained in the blood. The growth factors stimulate the fibroblasts of the skin to produce collagen and elastin, thus offering skin tightening and a thicker and better quality. Skin cells are also activated in the production of endogenous hyaluronic acid, which retains water molecules, offering hydration to the skin. The thicker and quality skin makes the skin vessels less visible resulting in an improvement in the image of dark circles. The PRP treatment is done by injection but can accompany and complement a minimally invasive method of microtrauma which is done in the periocular area (microneedling, fractional laser CO2, PDO threads, PLEXR) giving even better results in the application (due to the growth factors) and offering a lot faster recovery times.

Heterogeneous mesotherapy: Mesotherapy is an effective way to remove dark circles from the eyes. It improves the texture of the skin so we infuse substances like caffeine and ginko biloba, which provide hydration and lighten the dark tone. In another treatment protocol we use vitamin C in combination with DMAE and hydrating hyaluronic acid. Complete protocols require 4-6 treatment sessions. It is good to have a consultation session beforehand to decide which protocol is most suitable for each patient.

Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid: A very effective treatment is the use of injectable hyaluronic acid in the area of the lower eyelids. This hydrates the skin, which thickens and increases the distance of the skin from the vessels in the area, thus changing the shading of the lower eyelid. The result is usually impressive, but at least three treatment sessions are required.

Frax–Peel: This combination application is the latest in the field of piles. The micro trauma that creates the microneedling creates "gateways" for the chemical peel which achieves a much better penetration into the skin. So we can use milder peels which are completely safe, have very controlled exfoliation and very little skin irritation after application, can be done even in the summer months and have no recovery-recovery time, which with this combined application penetrate deeper and they have a much better effect similar to that of very strong chemical peelings. The peels we use are usually citric (derived from lemon) or combined citrate-mandelic (derived from bitter almond)

H application of threads grid support PDO in periocular area offers important additional improvement as well longer duration of effect in the initial application of botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid.

Also, we apply the support threads as monotherapy in cases where they do not wish to apply botulinum toxin or hyaluronic acid, in which case we offer significant anatomical support to the area with the threads.

With a special application on the forehead, PDO threads can also contribute to the lifting of the eyebrow

Thread application can also be combined with application autologous PRP mesotherapy which significantly enhances the therapeutic effect.

These creams contain whitening substances with hydroquinone being the strongest of them (but it is irritating to the skin and its use should be avoided during the sunny months). Other whitening substances are azelaic acid, kojic acid, while it may also contain vitamin C. The whitening effect contributes significantly to the treatment of dark circles. The use of the whitening cream can precede the minimally invasive microtrauma treatments (microneedling, fractional laser CO2, PDO threads, PLEXR) preparing the area for the treatment and then its use continues in the intervals of the invasive treatments. We start re-using the cream when the irritation from the invasive treatment has passed (after 5-7 days). When there is sunshine, sunscreen should be used in the morning

There are cases where dark circles are due to dermatological diseases. One chronic atopic eczema in the area of the eyelids it causes itching and repeated rubbing on the delicate skin of the area causes hyperpigmentation due to pigment deposition (hemoglobin which is released from injured skin capillaries when we rub our eyes). The same causes one irritant or allergic contact dermatitis in the eyelid area which is usually due to cosmetics (here to emphasize the importance of removing make-up every night with specialized make-up remover products). In these cases, our main concern is the treatment of the dermatological condition that causes the problem, followed by the improvement of the aesthetic problem

Other pathological causes include: anemias , hormonal changes-premenstrual syndrome or menopause (which are manifested by edemas, i.e. swelling of the eyelids). The eye allergies (eg conjunctivitis) As well as dry eye cause increased friction in the area by the patient resulting in pigment deposition. Also diseases related to the nose such as chronic allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, crooked diaphragm they cause chronic congestion due to poor drainage of tears in the nose resulting in venous congestion and the eyelids appearing puffy and black from insufficient oxygenation. In all these cases, the main goal is to treat the primary pathogenic cause.

Autologous mesotherapy PRP: PRP therapy is based on the use of the patient's own growth factors which are released from the platelets contained in the blood. The growth factors stimulate the fibroblasts of the skin to produce collagen and elastin, thus offering skin tightening and a thicker and better quality. Skin cells are also activated in the production of endogenous hyaluronic acid, which retains water molecules, offering hydration to the skin. The thicker and quality skin makes the skin vessels less visible resulting in an improvement in the image of dark circles. The PRP treatment is done by injection but can accompany and complement a minimally invasive method of microtrauma which is done in the periocular area (microneedling, fractional laser CO2, PDO threads, PLEXR) giving even better results in the application (due to the growth factors) and offering a lot faster recovery times.

Heterogeneous mesotherapy: Mesotherapy is an effective way to remove dark circles from the eyes. It improves the texture of the skin so we infuse substances like caffeine and ginko biloba, which provide hydration and lighten the dark tone. In another treatment protocol we use vitamin C in combination with DMAE and hydrating hyaluronic acid. Complete protocols require 4-6 treatment sessions. It is good to have a consultation session beforehand to decide which protocol is most suitable for each patient.

Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid: A very effective treatment is the use of injectable hyaluronic acid in the area of the lower eyelids. This hydrates the skin, which thickens and increases the distance of the skin from the vessels in the area, thus changing the shading of the lower eyelid. The result is usually impressive, but at least three treatment sessions are required.

Frax–Peel: This combination application is the latest in the field of piles. The micro trauma that creates the microneedling creates "gateways" for the chemical peel which achieves a much better penetration into the skin. So we can use milder peels which are completely safe, have very controlled exfoliation and very little skin irritation after application, can be done even in the summer months and have no recovery-recovery time, which with this combined application penetrate deeper and they have a much better effect similar to that of very strong chemical peelings. The peels we use are usually citric (derived from lemon) or combined citrate-mandelic (derived from bitter almond)

H application of threads grid support PDO in periocular area offers important additional improvement as well longer duration of effect in the initial application of botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid.

Also, we apply the support threads as monotherapy in cases where they do not wish to apply botulinum toxin or hyaluronic acid, in which case we offer significant anatomical support to the area with the threads.

With a special application on the forehead, PDO threads can also contribute to the lifting of the eyebrow

Thread application can also be combined with application autologous PRP mesotherapy which significantly enhances the therapeutic effect.

These creams contain topical retinoids (retinol, adapalene, tretinoin, tazarotene) which are derivatives of vitamin A with proven value in skin renewal and antiaging. Another alternative are the creams that contain them fruit acids (AHA, BHA) which cause a mild peeling renewing the skin in the area.

But useful ingredients are the Vitamin C that gives shine, vitamin K to combat dark circles, the coenzyme Q10 which has an antioxidant effect, hyaluronic acid which hydrates, the caffeine to stimulate and stimulate microcirculation, aloe for soothing action, chamomile for anti-inflammatory action, gingo biloba to enhance microcirculation.

Before the minimally invasive microtrauma treatments (microneedling, fractional laser CO2, PDO threads, PLEXR) we stop the treatment with retinoid or acid fruit creams. We start re-using the cream when the irritation from the invasive treatment has passed (after 5-7 days).

When there is sunshine, sunscreen should be used in the morning

There are cases where dark circles are due to dermatological diseases. One chronic atopic eczema in the area of the eyelids it causes itching and repeated rubbing on the delicate skin of the area causes hyperpigmentation due to pigment deposition (hemoglobin which is released from injured skin capillaries when we rub our eyes). The same causes one irritant or allergic contact dermatitis in the eyelid area which is usually due to cosmetics (here to emphasize the importance of removing make-up every night with specialized make-up remover products). In these cases, our main concern is the treatment of the dermatological condition that causes the problem, followed by the improvement of the aesthetic problem

Other pathological causes include: anemias , hormonal changes-premenstrual syndrome or menopause (which are manifested by edemas, i.e. swelling of the eyelids). The eye allergies (eg conjunctivitis) As well as dry eye cause increased friction in the area by the patient resulting in pigment deposition. Also diseases related to the nose such as chronic allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, crooked diaphragm they cause chronic congestion due to poor drainage of tears in the nose resulting in venous congestion and the eyelids appearing puffy and black from insufficient oxygenation. In all these cases, the main goal is to treat the primary pathogenic cause.

Autologous mesotherapy PRP: PRP therapy is based on the use of the patient's own growth factors which are released from the platelets contained in the blood. The growth factors stimulate the fibroblasts of the skin to produce collagen and elastin, thus offering skin tightening and a thicker and better quality. Skin cells are also activated in the production of endogenous hyaluronic acid, which retains water molecules, offering hydration to the skin. The thicker and quality skin makes the skin vessels less visible resulting in an improvement in the image of dark circles. The PRP treatment is done by injection but can accompany and complement a minimally invasive method of microtrauma which is done in the periocular area (microneedling, fractional laser CO2, PDO threads, PLEXR) giving even better results in the application (due to the growth factors) and offering a lot faster recovery times.

Heterogeneous mesotherapy: Mesotherapy is an effective way to remove dark circles from the eyes. It improves the texture of the skin so we infuse substances like caffeine and ginko biloba, which provide hydration and lighten the dark tone. In another treatment protocol we use vitamin C in combination with DMAE and hydrating hyaluronic acid. Complete protocols require 4-6 treatment sessions. It is good to have a consultation session beforehand to decide which protocol is most suitable for each patient.

Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid: A very effective treatment is the use of injectable hyaluronic acid in the area of the lower eyelids. This hydrates the skin, which thickens and increases the distance of the skin from the vessels in the area, thus changing the shading of the lower eyelid. The result is usually impressive, but at least three treatment sessions are required.

Frax–Peel: This combination application is the latest in the field of piles. The micro trauma that creates the microneedling creates "gateways" for the chemical peel which achieves a much better penetration into the skin. So we can use milder peels which are completely safe, have very controlled exfoliation and very little skin irritation after application, can be done even in the summer months and have no recovery-recovery time, which with this combined application penetrate deeper and they have a much better effect similar to that of very strong chemical peelings. The peels we use are usually citric (derived from lemon) or combined citrate-mandelic (derived from bitter almond)

H application of threads grid support PDO in periocular area offers important additional improvement as well longer duration of effect in the initial application of botulinum toxin and hyaluronic acid.

Also, we apply the support threads as monotherapy in cases where they do not wish to apply botulinum toxin or hyaluronic acid, in which case we offer significant anatomical support to the area with the threads.

With a special application on the forehead, PDO threads can also contribute to the lifting of the eyebrow

Thread application can also be combined with application autologous PRP mesotherapy which significantly enhances the therapeutic effect.

THE EPIfactor® is a bioidentical epidermal growth factor. It is a protein with the main property of activating fibroblasts. Fibroblasts produce collagen and elastin, giving the skin regeneration and firmness. In this cream, the patient's own growth factors obtained through the procedure are incorporated and survive autologous PRP mesotherapy. The growth factors of PRP further activate the skin fibroblasts and additionally the skin cells to produce their own endogenous hyaluronic which retains water and provides deep hydration to the skin

The application of the autologous cream is recommended in the intervals between the injection treatments in order to enhance and prolong the results of the applications of botulinum toxin, hyaluronic acid, threads and autologous PRP mesotherapy.

The hair transplant operation with the FUE technique takes several hours due to the special process of individual capture and placement of the hair follicles hair follicle by hair follicle with the special tool.

After hair transplantation you are able to return to your activities in a short time. There are cases - always depending on the type of profession - that the return to work is even carried out the day after the operation. The doctor informs individually and gives specific instructions & directions according to the profession & activities of each interested party.

The hair transplant doctor will check the donor & recipient area and after providing you with the necessary post-operative instructions verbally and in writing, you return home.

The new hair grows normally immediately after its transplantation and in 3-5 months the first results start to be seen, which are completed after 10 months. It is important to emphasize that usually a significant percentage (20%-80%) of the transplanted hair gradually falls out after the operation, but this phenomenon is considered completely normal since new hair grows in its place. Transplanted hair grows like other hair and stays forever. They are washed, cut, combed, they are subject to any kind of hairdressing process and they are no different from the rest of the hair

Prevention to avoid the appearance of acne scars is only the timely and effective treatment of the cystic form of acne. In these cases, if the age of the patient allows it and if there is no possibility of pregnancy, we prefer treatment with isotretinoin.

The procedure is done with a special device in the form of a pen or roller. With this technique, minimal injury is caused to the skin with the micronails (the depth to which the application will be made 0.25mm-0.5mm-1-2mm is determined by the depth and type of scars), no peeling (peeling) is caused after the application despite a small and transient erythema (redness) and the return to daily activities is immediate. The treatment is completed by the immediate application of autologous PRP mesotherapy. This provides the growth factors that have been released from the patient's blood (from the platelets). In addition to destroying the scars, the microneedlings offer an entrance to introduce these growth factors deeper into the skin at the exact point where we want skin regeneration to begin. In this way, we achieve better quality regeneration of the skin in the following weeks as well as rapid recovery immediately after application. To complete the treatment, 4-5 sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart are required. Treating acne scars with this protocol can be followed even during the summer months

It is a device that works with radio frequencies that penetrate deep into the skin (0.5-2.0mm) and produce energy (thermal stimulation) that causes a minimal and controlled injury to "break" the scars inside the skin. This method does not cause exfoliation (peeling) and has an immediate return to daily activities. The treatment is completed by the immediate application of autologous PRP mesotherapy. This provides the growth factors that have been released from the patient's blood (from the platelets). The micro-trauma that fractional RF causes in addition to the destruction of scars offers an entry point for the introduction of these growth factors deeper into the skin at the exact point where we wish to initiate skin regeneration. In this way, we achieve better quality regeneration of the skin in the following weeks as well as rapid recovery immediately after application. The method is effective in moderate and severe forms of acne scars. To complete the treatment, 3-4 sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart are required. The treatment of acne scars with this protocol can be followed even during the summer months because there is no risk of hyperpigmentation.

It is a surgical laser that has the ability to penetrate the skin deeper and deal with even difficult cases of acne scars. The advantage of the fractional laser is that it scans the skin causing sublimation and exfoliation in microscopic zones of the skin, but leaving the intermediate zones free, so we have faster healing. The treatment is completed by the immediate application of autologous PRP mesotherapy. This provides the growth factors that have been released from the patient's blood (from the platelets). The minor trauma that causes the fractional Laser CO2 in addition to destroying the scars it offers an entry point to introduce these growth factors deeper into the skin at the exact point where we want skin regeneration to begin. In this way, we achieve better quality regeneration of the skin in the following weeks as well as rapid recovery in the following days immediately after application. The return to daily activities is immediate, but special skin care is required during the first days, which is treated with moisturizing-regenerating and sunscreen creams, while the use of cover-up make-up is also allowed. To complete the treatment, 2-3 sessions spaced approximately 8-12 weeks apart are required. Treatment of acne scars with this protocol is avoided during the summer months

The procedure is done with a special device in the form of a pen or roller. With this technique, minimal injury is caused to the skin with the microneedles (the application depth of 0.25mm-0.5mm-1-2mm is determined by the depth and type of scars) and the return to daily activities is immediate. The treatment is completed by the immediate application of a chemical peel. Microneedles in addition to scar destruction offer an entrance to introduce the peel deeper into the skin at the exact point where we wish to destroy the scar and begin skin regeneration. In this case, we choose azelaic acid peels in combination with salicylic acid, which become more effective in the fraxpeel application because they become more penetrating. But we can also use AHA glycolic acid peels or in cases where we are looking for the whitening of discolorations (spots) that may have been left after acne, we can add mandelic and citric acid peels. In the case of deep acne scars, we also use TCA peeling, which causes exfoliation of the skin and smoothing of the appearance of the acne scars, but requires longer recovery-regeneration times of the skin and is avoided during the summer months with sunshine.

It is done with a special machine that shoots microcrystals (microdemabration) onto the outer layers of the skin (epidermis). In this way, it achieves the breakdown of the old stratum corneum and the mechanical detachment of dead cells (peeling), softening the texture of the skin and reducing the depth of acne scars. The result of this removal is that new healthy skin cells come outwards and the skin acquires softness, the deep cleansing of the skin, the hyperemia of the skin (due to the improvement of blood circulation) and in the long term after repeated sessions the fibroblasts of the skin are activated for the production of collagen-elastin with a significant contribution to anti-aging.
Exfoliating with microcrystals prepares the soil for the most effective application of chemical exfoliation. In this case, azelaic acid peels combined with salicylic acid are preferred, which become more effective in the combined application. In the case of very deep acne scars, we also use TCA peeling, which causes exfoliation of the skin and smoothing of the appearance of the acne scars, but requires longer recovery-regeneration times of the skin and is avoided during the summer months with sunshine.

With a special Q-Switched Nd Yag laser which is the same laser we do and removal of other hyperpigmented lesions such as tattoos