DOT Therapy: Newest Breakthrough Technology In Laser Skin Resurfacing
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Article Date: 03 Oct 2008 - 0:00 PDT
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Robert Weiss, M.D., board certified dermatologist, is among the first physicians in the U.S. to offer his patients DOT Therapy (Dermal Optical Thermolysis), the latest, state-of-the-art procedure in laser skin resurfacing. Dr. Weiss is an internationally renowned dermatologist, who is in private practice in Hunt Valley, Md. and is also Director, Maryland Laser, Skin and Vein Institute.
According to Dr. Weiss, "DOT Therapy is a highly effective tool for reversing signs of aging of the skin. The key is in the way the engineers have designed the laser application for the skin. And, skin numbing cream is all that is needed."
DOT Therapy has taken laser skin rejuvenation to a whole new level.
-- This new procedure precisely delivers CO2 laser energy targeting the face, neck, decolletage, hand and arms, opening up whole new areas for laser rejuvenation.
-- DOT Therapy effectively improves sun damage, brown spots, wrinkles, fine lines, and acne scarring with little downtime or discomfort -- usually in minutes.
-- Patients are pleased with the face and body skin tightening and improvement of crepe skin.
-- The SmartXide DOT laser system has the unique capability to deliver a customized pattern of tiny, micro-sized dots, rather than treating the entire skin surface, so healing is fast.
DOT Therapy has been introduced through an alliance between Eclipsemed, Ltd., one of the country's leading aesthetic laser distributors, and DEKA, one of the world's largest laser manufacturers. The SmartXide DOT system is an advanced CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser. The CO2 laser is the most common type of laser used for skin resurfacing: thoroughly proven and tested. CO2 lasers of the past covered the entire surface of the skin, resulting in a significant amount of downtime to heal, discomfort for the patient and prolonged redness of the skin. In addition, the old CO2 lasers could not treat non-facial areas like the neck and decolletage easily because skin in these areas did not heal as well as the face. DOT Therapy has received clearance from the Food & Drug Administration.
For more information, please visit http://www.dottherapy.com or http://www.eclipsemed.com.
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CO2 Laser Is A Very Dangerous Tool
posted by Anon on 30 Apr 2009 at 7:07 pmWhat happens when the CO2 laser leaves your skin with big holes and sores around the eyes. They are open wounds and I'm sick about it. I'm on Valtrex and mupirocin put directly on the wounds and I have to clean them 4 times a day with a water/vinegar solution until it bleeds in order to remove some sort of yellow scum on it.
No one tells you about this although I did ask serious questions about what could happen if something went wrong. Never happens, I was told and if it did it could be fixed easily. Bad Stuff. Do es anyone know about something else that can be used to treat this ?
Dot Therepy
posted by anon2 on 19 May 2009 at 9:00 amI had it done 4 weeks ago. There is a lot they don't tell you. Skin is weepy, red and very swollen for a week. No way I wanted to leave the house.
Two weeks I looked much better, a lot of the fine wrinkles are gone but I still have red lines and squares on my face. Need lots of make-up to cover it. I hope these fade soon and I can feel the time and expense was worth it.
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