Revolutionary K-LASER BLUE DERMA laser now available at our Bexhill Clinic

Your concerns about moles, age spots, unsightly veins, lumps and bumps, wrinkles, acne or joint pain, to name a few things that can get us down, can all be a thing of the past. The latest in laser technology has arrived at our Bexhill Clinic, brought to you by the renowned Mr Pieter Gouws. The K-LASER BLUE DERMA performs treatments without causing bleeding, which minimises infections, and requires little, if any, pain-relief for patients. The high-technology combined with a blue wavelength optimises the healing process and minimises downtime, meaning you can get back to your day quickly after your treatment session. We are pleased to be able to offer a range of procedures using the new K-LASER BLUE DERMA laser under the consultant care of Mr Gouws. Get in touch today if you feel you have an ailment we may be able to treat for you and have you feeling fabulous once more. Contact us today on 01424 846190 or email us to book in for a consultation with Mr Gouws.
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What can the K-LASER BLUE DERMA be used to treat?

The K-LASER BLUE DERMA has been designed to excel in skin surgery, aesthetics and therapy applications with the possibility to treat most skin conditions.

Here are some of the things, but not limited to, that Mr Gouws can treat here at The Cooden Clinic. Get in touch today with any issue that you have and we can conduct a consultation to see what procedure and treatment plan may suitable for you.

SURGERY AND NON-INVASIVE AESTHETICS:

  • Moles, warts, skin tags, age spots etc. (Dermatology treatments / skin lesions)
  • Thread veins and spider veins (telangiectasis)
  • Reduce the appearance of red skin (Rosacea)
  • Sun damage including damage to the eye (pterygium)
  • Lumps or cysts on eyelid (Chalazion removal)
  • Skin rejuvenation – ‘non-surgical facelift’ 
  • Fractional skin resurfacing
  • Eye treatment (Blepharitis/Dry eye)
  • Overhanging upper lid or deformities of the eye (Blepharoplasty, Entropion and Ectropion conditions)

THERAPY:

  • Bio stimulation for enhanced healing
  • Tissue therapy and wound healing
  • Photodynamic Therapy PDT
  • Pain therapy
  • Acne treatments
  • Removal of Scars 
  • Diabetic ulcer treatment

How long do treatments take?

Treatment with the K-LASER BLUE DERMA laser takes minutes and there’s no need for a general anaesthetic so you don’t have to go into hospital. Treatments are carried out in our clinics under the expert consultant care of Mr Gouws who will recommend the best course of treatment for you and make sure you know what to expect.

About Mr Pieter Gouws,Consultant Ophthalmologist, and skin care specialist.

Pieter is an independent consultant ophthalmologist working at the Sussex Premier Health in East Sussex. In addition to being a highly experienced ophthalmologist, he also has extensive experience and qualifications in treating a range of skin conditions. He is also highly trained and experienced in the use of the K laser for treating skin disease as well as musculoskeletal disorders.

Examples of K-LASER BLUE DERMA in use

Treatment prices

We offer laser treatment at a competitive price. We know that waiting for NHS treatments can be agonising, so we are pleased to be able to offer relief from a number of ailments privately.

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Where will my treatment take place?
Private consultations and treatment is available with Mr Gouws at our clinics in Bexhill.
CONTACT US TODAY

For more information, to book a consultation or to enquire about any of our treatments, call us today on 01424 846190 or contact us via email

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MORE INFORMATION ONTreatment of
blepharitis with K Laser

Dry eye disease is extremely common and can cause distressing and debilitating symptoms. One of the most common causes is meibomian gland disease/blepharitis.

When conventional treatments like hot compresses and eyedrops do not control the symptoms, a treatment targeting the meibomian glands directly is required. The K Laser treatment targets the meibomian glands directly.

It is a treatment device featuring a unique wavelengths spectrum and train of pulses enabling the stimulation of the lacrimal and Meibomian glands and the reduction of inflammation. These mechanisms of action help the improvement of the tear film quality and the reduction of the major symptoms associated with dry eye diseases.

K Laser Blue® is a three-wavelength device, using monochromatic light at 445 nm, 660 nm, and 970 nm with a focused handpiece. The 3 wavelengths are absorbed by different tissues as in Figure 2 each contributing to the overall effect. The treatment was delivered over both upper and lower eyelids overlying the meibomian gland positions. 3 minutes per eye (1,5 minutes on the lower eyelid and 1,5 minutes on the upper eyelid). CW of all 3 wavelengths is used. The eye is shielded with a metal contact lens. The total energy used is 108J (approximately 7.2 J/cm²) per eye (temperature 38/40°C maximum).

Figure 2. Wavelengths used by K laser and tissue absorption curves.

  • 445nm interacts with melanin and haemoglobin. It is shown to be highly effective against numerous bacterial strains.
  • 660nm interacts with water containing tissues as well as haemoglobin and melanin.
  • 970nm converts energy to heat by interacting with water molecules

What does the treatment feel like?

You will have an anaesthetic drop in each eye and an eye shield is placed under the lids to protect the eye before the laser is started. You will feel a gentle heat all over the lids during the 3-minute treatment per eye. The shield is removed, and Mr Gouws may express the glands as well depending on the state of your glands.

Aftercare

When you get home apply a hot compress and use the drops you will be given. The treatment is repeated every 2 weeks until you have had 4 treatments in total. The eye symptoms will improve after every treatment wit the effect lasting longer after each session. After 4 treatments the symptoms have usually resolved completely. 30 to 50% of patients may require a repeat treatment (usually only 1) after 1 year.