The effectiveness of acne acne (acne eruptions) on the face has recently been assessed differently by different groups of researchers, and their estimates are diametrically opposed. Especially when it comes to the so-called laser pulse therapy.

Recent studies by scientists at the University of Michigan Medical School, University of Michigan Medical School, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, showed a very low effectiveness of this technique for the treatment of acne.

However, the researchers noted that the results they obtained - not a reason to abandon laser pulse therapy as such, but an indication of the need for in-depth studies on this issue. This also proves the need for a detailed study of the interaction of even well-known methods of treating acne with laser pulse therapy, doctors say.

Executive Director of the British public organization The Acne Support Group Alison Dudley also believes that more research is needed,. "We will advise our patients and their families to carefully weigh the pros and cons before agreeing to such treatment," Dudley emphasizes..

In installations for laser pulse therapy, yellow light is used to kill bacteria that cause acne.

Radiation of the laser destroys the porphyrin, located in the bacterial cells, the resulting oxygen causes the death of the microorganism. In addition, laser light stimulates the growth of collagen, which prevents the formation of gross scars.

This therapy was originally promoted in the United States as rejuvenating, and then on 41 patients with medics from Hammersmith Hospital, the efficacy of this method was shown to be good and for the treatment of acne. Several patients improved, and 10 people completely got rid of acne medicus. En.