Get a radiant new look with our laser treatments
Why wax or shave when you can laser? A silky, smooth and blemish-free skin is not a dream anymore. Laser treatments offer a non-invasive approach to reduce unwanted hair growth and pigmentation, with long-term effects. Get in touch with Dr Yash Aesthetics in Colchester for a skin consultation today!
LASER HAIR REMOVAL
Venus Velocity™ is the newest diode laser system for hair removal and permanent hair reduction with gold standard efficacy and safety. The machine uses the latest technology and provides treatments that are faster, painless and suitable for all skin types.
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ClearLift: For spots, fine lines and hyperpigmentation
Harmony ClearLift™ is the comfortable, non-ablative alternative to traditional laser skin resurfacing, lifting and rejuvenation.
Its ground-breaking technology can counter the signs of ageing in the face and firm the skin in the neck, décolletage and body. It’s also painless, suitable for all skin types and adaptable for treating delicate areas.
The result is rejuvenated skin that appears firmer and plumper – sometimes even from the first treatment – in as little as 20 minutes with minimal downtime and discomfort.
ClearLift is an effective anti-ageing treatment for:
ClearLift: For spots, fine lines and hyperpigmentation
At Dr. Yash Aesthetics, we use the Alma ClearSkin Er:Glass (erbium glass fibre) fractional laser to treat the common signs of acne including acne lesions, blackheads, open pores and oily skin.
By causing thermal damage to the sebaceous glands, the ClearSkin laser reduces sebum production and destroys the bacteria responsible for acne vulgaris papules, pustules, and nodules.
The treatment is
suitable for all skin types,
has almost no side effects
Effective for active acne and acne scarring
and achieves a smoother complexion with lasting results.
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ClearVein: For rosacea and vascular lesions like leg veins
Laser treatment for vascular lesions is a safe, quick and effective non-surgical procedure for:
Laser for fungal nail treatment
Nail fungus (medical name ‘onychomycosis’) is a fungal infection of the fingernails or – more often – the toenails.
It’s a relatively common condition and not usually serious, but it can be difficult to treat. Traditional treatments such as medications or topical creams are only likely to have limited success.
The infection may clear up, after a while, by maintaining good hand and foot hygiene. But it can be unpleasant to have – and you can pass it on if it’s left untreated.
We believe we have found the most effective treatment for nail fungus that will quickly and safely deal with the root cause of the condition.
We use the innovative Alma laser, which combines two clinically-proven light-based technologies:
The lasers target the source of the infection under the nail plate, clearing the nail fungus in a few, short treatment sessions.
Laser for tattoo removal
Q-switched lasers are recognised as the only really effective lasers for tattoo removal. They have the ability to reach deeper layers of skin tissues (especially compared to older generation laser technologies) and to break down all the available inks and combination of inks.
With new advances in Q-switched laser technology, we can achieve tattoo removal with minimal risk of scarring and permanent pigmentary alteration.
Since many wavelengths are needed to treat multi-coloured tattoos, three types of Q-switched lasers are needed to remove the full spectrum of pigments used in tattoos:
Laser for tattoo removal
Q-switched lasers are recognised as the only really effective lasers for tattoo removal. They have the ability to reach deeper layers of skin tissues (especially compared to older generation laser technologies) and to break down all the available inks and combination of inks.
With new advances in Q-switched laser technology, we can achieve tattoo removal with minimal risk of scarring and permanent pigmentary alteration.
Since many wavelengths are needed to treat multi-coloured tattoos, three types of Q-switched lasers are needed to remove the full spectrum of pigments used in tattoos: