Aerolase Psoriasis Treatment

Control Psoriasis and Reduce Lesions

Aerolase Psoriasis Treatment uses advanced laser technology to target the vasculature that feeds psoriasis plaques, reducing inflammation and redness. While psoriasis cannot be cured, laser treatment can effectively control symptoms and improve skin appearance.

How Does It Work?

Laser Therapy for Psoriasis

Aerolase Neo laser energy is absorbed by hemoglobin in the blood vessels, superheating and coagulating the vasculature that feeds psoriasis plaques. This process helps suppress inflammation and gradually reduces the thickness of the plaques, leading to clearer skin.

What Causes Psoriasis?

Understanding Psoriasis

Psoriasis is a chronic skin disorder that causes red, thickened patches with silvery scales. This occurs due to an overactive immune response that leads to rapid skin cell production and inflammation. While the condition can be controlled, it cannot be cured, and flare-ups may occur due to lifestyle factors.

Why Choose Aerolase for Psoriasis?

Reduces Lesions: Laser therapy diminishes the appearance of plaques and redness.

Target Inflammation: Suppresses inflammation by coagulating feeder vessels.

Non-Invasive: Safe and effective, with no downtime.

Long-Term Management: Helps control psoriasis symptoms and improve skin texture.

Your Treatment Journey

Sessions: Typically, five or more treatments are needed for effective management.

Results: Lesions may start to subside after the first treatment, with improvement seen in up to six weeks.

Ongoing Care: Psoriasis is a chronic condition, so ongoing treatments and lifestyle management may be necessary to keep symptoms under control.

  • Psoriasis is a chronic condition that cannot be cured. However, laser therapy can significantly reduce symptoms and control flare-ups.

  • It may take up to six weeks for the treated skin to return to a more normal thickness and for lesions to subside.

  • Recurrence is common due to the chronic nature of psoriasis, but treatments help manage flare-ups and keep symptoms in check.