Goa gets first technological breakthrough for skin resurfacing and revitalization
Sep 18, 2023
Safe treatment in few sittings at Dr. Reshu, Dermatologist and Cosmetologist, of Skin Solutions clinic at Gogol
Margao, Goa Sep 17, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Dr. Reshu's Skin Solutions Clinic launched Goa's first 'AURA' a new technological breakthrough for skin resurfacing & revitalization at the hands of Advocate Kapil Vernekar and Dr. Reshu, Dermatologist and Cosmetologist, of Skin Solutions clinic at Gogol, Margao on Friday.
Also present was Shreya, Practice Development Manager, of Reveal Lasers and Milind Sawant, Zonal Sales Manager, West from Reveal Lasers.
Getting glowing and radiant skin has now become quite easy with the launch of 'AURA' a new technological breakthrough for skin resurfacing and revitalization.
This innovative new minimally invasive technology has been introduced for the first time in Goa with its first-ever launch in Margao at Dr. Reshu's Skin Solutions Clinic (https://drreshuskinsolutions.in/). The device uses intense radio frequency energy to stimulate the natural collagen-building process of the body.
" One of the most important scientific reasons for glowing skin is cell renewal. It keeps the skin from becoming dull and rough, but the pace of renewal decreases as we get older. With the advent of AURA, it has brought about hope for those aspiring to get back their youthful skin", informed Dr. Reshu, Dermatologist and Cosmetologist, of Skin Solutions clinic at Margao.
" The treatment involves heating the skin tissue using selective radio-frequency energy. This energy stimulates the growth of collagen, a fibrous protein important in maintaining a youthful look," added Dr Reshu.
Besides ageing some other factors that alter the speed of the cell renewal process include diet, stress, sleep quality, or hormonal changes. These can result in the accumulation of more dead skin cells, thus making the skin dull and depriving it of its healthy sheen or Glow.
Highlighting the procedures, Dr. Reshu explained, "During the treatment, a special hand-piece delivers RF energy to the skin's surface. This energy starts a new Regeneration process inside the body and the body's natural healing process gets initiated. This stimulates the growth of new collagen, which helps to improve the skin's texture, tone, and elasticity," informed Dr Reshu.
This new technology has especially been designed for those patients who want highly efficient results in fewer sessions that are safe & comfortable without significant downtime. AURA fits the bill and claims to give smoother, tighter and more youthful-looking skin in 2 to 3 sessions.
Unlike surgical face-lifts, or older-style laser resurfacing, which removes the top layer of skin, a person treated with AURA doesn't have to stay indoors until the face heals rather they can go back to their regular routine immediately after the procedure.
"Reveal Lasers strives for innovations and we ensure to make all our procedures safe and effective with minimal pain and discomfort to the patient. We believe more and more patients should benefit all across the country from our Technological Innovations," informed Mr. Kuntal Debgupta, CEO, of Reveal Lasers, India and SAARC operations.
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