Beauty Blogs: Non-Surgical Aesthetic Treatments in Singapore

The technology in cosmetic medicine changes very quickly, very much like the smartphone market. Just less than three years ago, Q-switched Nd: YAG Spectra laser was the gold standard for treating a wide variety of skin conditions such as pigments, melasma, and acne. In addition, the laser was an effective machine for minimising pores and breaking down tattoo pigments.  Even though doctors could achieve relatively good results with a Q-switched laser, people generally felt that the downtime was long. How does Q-switched laser work? Q-switched laser works by ablating the superficial layer of the skin and at the same time, stimulate the new collagen production for skin rejuvenation. The wavelengths target both superficial and deep pigmentation. Q-switched lasers traditionally rely on photothermal energy, delivering heat to the pigments and surrounding tissue.  Pico laser: Newest technology for younger-looking skin Pico Laser is the talk of the town, promising its

The older one gets, the less chance topical skincare products are going to be as effective as with younger skin when it comes to erasing wrinkles and pigmentation as well as improving other types of skin imperfections. Although anti-aging serums and face masks can do wonders for your skin, they become less effective over time when the signs of aging become more visible. Many people are turning to laser treatments to turn back the clock and reverse signs of premature aging symptoms. When it comes to seeing effective results for wrinkles, fine lines, and improving overall skin texture, the best option is a laser treatment. Advanced laser treatments work by stimulating the skin to produce new collagen to achieve a more youthful appearance, with minimal downtime. We talk to  Dr. Siew Tuck Wah  from  Radium Medical Aesthetics , who helps hundreds of people achieve their desired skin tone with laser treatments, and here are 5 skin benefits lasers can do for us. Reduce pigmentati