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What are Photothermal effects? Photothermal lasers use controlled heat to target specific structures in the skin—such as pigment, vessels, or hair follicles. The energy converts to heat, which gently destroys the target while leaving surrounding…
Understanding Melasma Melasma is one of the most common pigmentary concerns affecting both men and women, though it can be more prevalent among women with medium to darker skin types. It’s known for its blotchy…
Today, many aesthetic clinics are adopting non-surgical technologies to help target stubborn fat, especially in the abdominal area. Leading the way is the 1060nm laser, used particularly for its precise targeting and excellent safety profile.…
Come join us on November 14th in our NYC service center for a live demonstration featuring our latest products. This special event is designed for practitioners, clinic owners, and professionals looking to explore the latest…
Join us for a memorable evening as we celebrate Thanksgiving together with the Apolomed community! This special dinner event brings together partners, practitioners, clients, and friends for a night filled with great food, meaningful conversations,…
First Laser Session At your first laser session, you can expect a quick and comfortable experience designed to help you feel informed and at ease. Your provider will begin with a brief consultation to review…
What is TRT? Thermal Relaxation Time (TRT) is an important concept in laser treatments that ensures both safety and effectiveness. It refers to the time it takes for a target in the skin—such as a…
The fractional CO2 laser device delivers powerful skin rejuvenation by creating tiny, controlled injuries in the skin, called microthermal zones. These microinjuries vaporize small columns of tissue, removing damaged skin and stimulating collagen production. Unlike…
How does your Skin Respond to Aesthetic Treatments? The Fitzpatrick Skin Type Scale is a vital tool used in dermatology and medical aesthetics to categorize how various skin tones respond to light, heat, and UV…
What is Hair? Hair growth is a biological process in which hair follicles produce new hair fibers. It’s not continuous; instead, it occurs in cycles, with each hair follicle independently cycling through growth and rest…
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