Non-Surgical Skin Lift
Non-Surgical Skin LiftNon-Surgical Skin Lift with Laser
Non-surgical skin stretching application is divided into two as ablative (stimulation by peeling the skin) and non-ablative (with effect on deep skin areas without peeling the skin).
Since non-ablative lasers do not cause any damage to the skin, it is possible to return to normal life after the procedure. It is recommended not to sunbathe for only one week. There are different laser wavelengths and systems used for non-ablative purposes.
Skin Lift with Titan Laser
Titan laser is a non-ablative and non-surgical skin tightening method. With the increase and contraction of collagen in the skin, it can create a stretching and lifting effect on the skin. It has been reported that it can be used on the abdomen, arms and inner sides of the legs other than the face.
How Does the Titan Skin Tightening Mechanism Occur?
The Titan head has a structure that will enable the laser light to reach levels that will stimulate the collagen in the skin, without burning the skin, by performing the cooling-light-cooling processes in order. Cooling will also ensure that the pain that may occur in the application is felt less by the patient.
Sudden stretching of the skin due to collagen contraction immediately after titanium application. While the patient sees the difference in her/his skin after the procedure, the actual targeted intradermal collagen increase reaches the maximum level within 3 or 6 months.
Is Non-Surgical Skin Lifting with Titan Laser Painful?
Non-surgical skin stretching application mainly aims to warm up the substructures of the skin. Patients may feel pain and burning during the application. However, cooling is very useful in reducing pain.
Skin lift technology with Titan is FDA approved. It involves the risks that all other lasers have.
How Many Sessions Does Laser Skin Lift Require?
Skin stretching treatment applied without surgery can be performed in 2 or 3 sessions at most within a year. Session intervals are determined to be every 4 weeks.