Fillers are substances that can be injected into the skin to fill in wrinkles and stimulate the production of skin-plumping collagen. Filler treatments may last anywhere from six months to a couple of years. Common fillers include:  Radiesse, a filler made from tiny calcium beads (lasts about 18 months) Sculptra, a synthetic lactic acid (lasts about 2 years) Hyaluronic acid, a filler with shorter-term effects that last for about 6 months Laser treatments can significantly improve the appearance of wrinkles, and the effects may last for several years. Laser resurfacing comes in a couple of different forms: nonablative (which is relatively gentle and superficial) and ablative (which removes the top layers of your skin). While laser resurfacing is very effective at treating deep wrinkles, the treatments are painful and may require a few days of recovery time. Redness on your face can have a lot of different causes, ranging from sun damage or allergies to infection. Depending on the underlying cause of the redness, you may be able to treat it with an antibiotic ointment (such as MetroGel or Sulfacet) or a medication that reduces immune reactions, like Elidel. Consult with a dermatologist to determine the cause of the redness, and come up with a treatment plan. KTP laser therapy and intense pulsed light (IPL) treatments are both effective at reducing redness caused by clusters of blood vessels near the surface of the skin. They can also be used to treat discoloration caused by sun damage, hormonal changes, or injuries to the skin. You may need to do several treatments of KTP laser therapy or IPL therapy over the course of a few weeks to get the desired result. Chemical peels can improve a wide array of skin issues, including wrinkles, fine lines, discoloration, sun damage, and mild scarring. If you would like to achieve a fresher, more even skin tone, consider getting a chemical peel.  Take care to protect your face from the sun after a chemical peel, as your skin’s sensitivity to the sun will be temporarily increased. Some people may experience scarring or discoloration of the skin after a chemical peel. If you have stubborn acne that won’t respond to over-the-counter treatments or lifestyle changes, talk to your dermatologist. They may be able to prescribe a medication that will work for you. Common medical treatments for acne include:  Topical retinoid treatments. Antibiotic ointments, often used in combination with retinoids. Oral antibiotics. Hormone-based treatments, such as oral contraceptives (the pill) or anti-androgen agents. Isotretinoin. This medication is very effective, but because of the risk of severe side effects, it is only used to treat extremely severe and difficult to treat cases of acne.
عالجي التجاعيد العميقة بالفيلر. حسني التجاعيد عن طريق تجديد سطح الجلد بالليزر. علاج الاحمرار والالتهاب بالأدوية الموضعية. استخدمي معالجات النبضات الضوئية المكثفة وليزر ktp لعلاج تغير اللون والاحمرار. أجري التقشير الكيميائي لتحسين الشكل العام للبشرة. عالجي حب الشباب بالأدوية الموصوفة.