This week I'm talking to aesthetic specialist Dr Darren McKeown about how he is using an 'old school' ablative laser to deliver dramatic and natural skin resurfacing results for his patients but, as he warns, it's not for the faint hearted!
We also discuss best laser treatments for different issues and how fully ablative laser compares to fractional laser treatments and BBL, also used in clinic by @DrDarrenMcKeown.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
02:41 Different types of laser treatment
04:35 Best candidates for fractional
05:11 Best candidates for ablative
06:38 Benefits v downside of full ablation
09:14 Areas of face laser treats best
12:21 BBL and pigmentation
14:49 What to expect from full ablative laser
19:35 How long do results last?
21:48 Is there a risk of fatloss?
23:19 Risks of scarring?
27:53 How it compares with PRP
29:40 Quick fire round on best treatments

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