The Cosmetic Medicine Centre has a range of lasers to treat a variety of conditions. A consultation with one of our consultants is necessary to ascertain the appropriate type of treatment for your concern.
Unwanted tattoos may be removed by using the PicoWay® laser, the latest advancement in laser tattoo removal technology. How does it work? The laser removes tattoo ink by using specific wavelengths …
READ moreFalling hormone levels due to age (menopause), surgery, chemotherapy or breast-feeding may lead to a deterioration in the thickness and resilience of vaginal and surrounding tissues as well as necessary …
READ moreThe pulsed dye laser is the gold standard for vascular lasers, and recent advances in skin cooling have meant that treatments with this laser are now even more comfortable. What …
READ moreSkin rejuvenation Using the elos (electro-optical-synergy) technology, involves utilising intense pulsed light (IPL), as well as radio frequency (RF) to even out the skin tone, stimulate collagen production and reduce …
READ moreWe have 2 types of resurfacing treatments, depending on the condition you wish to treat. Matrix RF The Matrix RF delivers radiofrequency energy in tiny spots in a grid pattern …
READ moreDiolite Laser The Diolite laser can be used for pigmented lesions such as freckles, solar and seborrhoeic keratoses. “Liver” or age spots (on the hands or face) may also be …
READ moreUnwanted body or facial hair affects millions of women and men. A variety of methods such as waxing, plucking, shaving and depilatory creams have been used to remove such hair. …
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