Finding solutions to treat cosmetic pigmentation skin concerns can be challenging as practitioners research different methods to offer in their med spa or aesthetic laser business. While there are plenty of options, for example, retinol, chemical peels, and prescription medications, medical-grade lasers can be the fastest and most effective treatment option. Understanding the difference in available technology and finding the best laser device for your aesthetic clinic is crucial to the successful start or expansion of your business. Keep reading this article to learn more about treating cosmetic pigmentation skin concerns with medical-grade lasers.

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Various factors, including sun overexposure or longer-term sun damage, genetics, and aging, can cause dark spots or pigmented cosmetic irregularities on the skin. Although pigmented lesions do not pose a threat to one's health, they can be a cause of self-consciousness. As the medical aesthetic industry grows and the demand for procedures such as pigmented lesion laser removal increases, understanding how to optimize your aesthetic laser practice to deliver the best clinical results is important. This article outlines strategies practitioners can utilize to increase patient satisfaction, average medical spa revenue, and overall profitability of their aesthetic laser practice.

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Ready for smoother, more youthful-looking skin? Whether you’ve spent the majority of your years in the sun or kept it cool in the shade, you probably have a few fine lines, brown spots, wrinkles, and other blemishes you’d like resolved. Now you can experience fresh skin thanks to the advanced laser technology of skin resurfacing.

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Skin tightening, eliminating sunspots, wrinkle reduction and stimulating collagen. 

The demand for these treatments has been on the rise in the past decade as patients increasingly seek new ways to capture (or recapture) that rejuvenated, glowing look to their skin. A proven and praised method for these patients? Laser skin resurfacing! 

Lasers utilizing 2940nm Erbium:YAG devices are classified as ablative devices because they vaporize skin tissue, can remove excess tissue, or help promote collagen production in a very controlled way. Practitioners need to control how the laser emits energy to remain in control of exactly how aggressive or gentle treatment may be.  

For example, the Asclepion DermaBlate Erbium:YAG system uses a fractionated handpiece to deliver more controlled treatments. This fractionated handpiece splits the ablative laser energy into 169 tiny spots called "microzones." These microzones serve to spread the energy in a way that will allow for the fastest recovery time. By doing this, we're also able to better control precisely how intense a procedure is. Keep reading to learn more about three treatments using the DermaBlate's fractionated handpiece that can be incredibly precise, effective, and profitable in your practice. 

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Some of the biggest challenges physicians face are determining which technology to invest in and which aesthetic treatments to offer. Are patients interested in body sculpting, wrinkle reduction, light photo facials, or full skin resurfacing? In recent years, an emerging trend in the aesthetic industry has been an increasing demand for non-invasive procedures with limited downtime that produce significant and lasting results.

In the past, many physicians believed CO₂ lasers were the best way to treat wrinkles, fine lines, and other skin blemishes. However, more dermatologists, physicians, and patients are choosing Erbium:YAG technology over CO₂ lasers thanks to its impressive results and safe, gentle treatments.

In this article, we'll examine numerous reasons why Erbium:YAG lasers, such as the Astanza DermaBlate, are the preferred choice for both fractional laser skin resurfacing and deep ablation. 

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Astanza Laser is thrilled to attend the 2020 American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS) Annual Scientific Meeting in Las Vegas this year! Join Astanza at booth 427/429 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center on February 27-29 for an exclusive look at the DermaBlate, MeDioStar*, and the PicoStar*, designed by Asclepion and back by Astanza.

See the future of aesthetic technology that's providing physicians and med spas with faster, more powerful solutions for laser hair removal, skin resurfacing, and tattoo removal. Learn about the latest German innovations in aesthetic laser technology during exclusive physician-lead breakout sessions and panel discussions.

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We love soaking up some rays as much as anyone, but too much sun exposure can damage your skin and leave lasting effects.  With proper skincare and the right laser / IPL treatments, patients are now able to reclaim the way their skin looked before sun damage. 

Keep reading to learn more about what IPL and laser treatments can help reduce your skin's sun damage and what lasers will deliver the best results.

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An aesthetic laser business is only as successful as the technology it uses. You can have a great clinic space and the best laser technicians – but none of that matters if you don't have a working laser.

We picked the brains of our Biomedical Engineers to get some tips for better laser-care. Here are a few ways you can protect your lasers and extend the life of your devices (and avoid extra service visits).

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Astanza recently held an exclusive webinar, Skin Resurfacing Reimagined: Introducing the Astanza DermaBlate, where we dove into the latest in skin resurfacing technology shaking up the aesthetics industry.  Keep reading to access the prerecorded webinar and learn about the aesthetic laser technology that's revolutionizing the patient and practitioner's treatment experience.

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That's a wrap, Florida! We had such a great time sharing Astanza's latest technology and aesthetic industry trends, hearing from laser hair removal expert, Judy Adams, CME, and hosting New Look Laser College.  Here are the highlights!

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