[Doctor's Column] Why is the painless Capri laser the answer for treating teenage acne?

 

The 4 Stages of Acne Development

① Excessive sebum secretion

: When the sebaceous glands become overly active due to puberty, stress, hormonal changes, etc., excessive sebum that should be discharged through the pores begins to accumulate inside, which is the starting point of acne.

② Pores clogged with dead skin cells

: Your skin produces and sheds dead skin cells every day. If this process isn't working properly, dead skin cells can clog pore openings. This blocks the passage of sebum, causing it to build up inside the pores.

③ Proliferation of P. acnes

Acne bacteria, which feed on sebum trapped inside pores, proliferate rapidly. These bacteria produce substances that cause inflammation, leading to redness and pain.

④ Inflammation and rupture

: As inflammation worsens, the skin swells, pus forms, and sometimes even bursts, leaving scars. Therefore, rapid soothing is crucial for inflammatory acne.

 

A one-line summary of the causes of acne

▲ Acne = Sebum + Blockage + Fungus + Inflammation
This is a complex skin problem caused by the simultaneous action of these four factors. Therefore, it is difficult to fundamentally improve it with simple extraction or topical medication. Treatment that accurately identifies each cause is necessary. do.

 

Why is the Capri Laser effective?

Capri laser works on all four of these causes.

▲ Excessive sebum : Toning mode Regulate sebum secretion

▲ clogged pores : Stamping mode Improvement of the stratum corneum and regulation of sebaceous gland function

▲ acne bacteria : With blue light function Direct sterilization of bacteria

▲ inflammatory response : For an overall calming effect Reduce redness and pain

Acne is a complex phenomenon that occurs within the skin, but the Capri Laser precisely organizes the complexity and resolves it without irritation.

 

You need to continue treating your acne consistently and without irritation. ❙ Source: Clipart Korea

 

Pain that interferes with acne treatment

Anyone who has ever had acne treatment will know. Overall, it is quite painful, from removing whiteheads and blackheads to extracting inflammatory acne. Patients who are particularly sensitive to pain, such as students, often stop treatment after just one or two sessions. However, acne is not a disease that can be cured with a single treatment. Maintain healthy skin without scars until adulthood by continuing without irritation You can. That's why 'painless acne treatment' is so important.

 

The biggest advantage of the Capri laser: It is virtually painless.

Capri Laser Cool and comfortable during the treatment, with energy focused only on the target area within the skin. It is designed to be so.

▲ ATCD Cooling System : Instantly cools the skin surface Prevent heat damage and pain

▲ Advanced blue laser + toning technology : not the skin surface Focus energy only on targets (sebaceous glands, bacteria) within the skin

 

👉 A closing line from an expert

The key to acne treatment is persistence. If you stop after 2-3 times due to pain, it will eventually relapse. Capri Laser is a device with the weapon of 'comfort' that allows you to not stop treatment. It is ideal for adolescent acne patients who are particularly resistant to treatment.

 

※ This article provides general information about acne treatment (Capri Laser). It does not recommend any specific treatment or guarantee its effectiveness, and is not a substitute for consultation with a specialist.

 

Maypure Clinic Gwanggyo Branch Director Kim Jeong-su

Graduated from Hanyang University College of Medicine

· Hanyang University Medical Center residency

· Specialist in Family Medicine, Hanyang University Medical Center

 

· Regular member of the Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and Laser Medicine

· Regular member of the Korean Society for the Study of Obesity and Aesthetic Body Shape

 

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