What Is Soft Peeling?

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Carbon peeling, also known as a "carbon laser peel." is a non-invasive treatment that combines a carbon-based cream with a Q-switched (Finebeam Dual or Finebeam Qplus) laser to address a range of skin concerns, including fine lines, enlarged pores, uneven skin tone, and acne. The treatment begins with the application of a carbon-based cream. which acts as an exfoliating agent, binding to impurities and dead skin cells on the skin's surface.

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Once the carbon cream has dried, a Q-switched laser is applied to heat and vaporize the carbon particles along with the attached impurities. This process unclogs pores, stimulates collagen production, and rejuvenates the skin's texture and tone.

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Treatment Overview

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Soft peeling is a gentle yet effective treatment that enhances skin texture, tone, and clarity. Using an advanced Nd: YAG laser technology, Finebeam delivers precise exfoliation of the outer skin layer while stimulating collagen production, leaving the skin refreshed and radiant.

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Finebeam - This cutting-edge laser system combines dual wavelengths to target the skins surface and deeper layers, offering transformative results:

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• Precision Energy Delivery: Provides controlled exfoliation without harming surrounding tissue, suitable for all skin types.
• Versatile Applications: Addresses dullness, uneven texture, mild pigmentation, and acne scars.
• Minimal Downtime: Allows patients to enjoy rejuvenated skin with a quick recovery time.
• Gentle exfoliation: Removes dead skin cells to reveal smoother, more luminous skin.
• Collagen Stimulation: Promotes natural collagen production in the dermis, improving elasticity and reducing the appearance of fine lines.

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Our medical-grade technology is designed to enhance patient outcomes and streamline your practice. Whether you're rejuvenating skin with soft peeling, treating pigmentation issues, or addressing other dermatological concerns, our advanced solutions provide the precision and efficiency you need to deliver outstanding results.