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  Image source: https://images.everydayhealth.com/images/skin-beauty/what-to-know-before-undergoing-laser-resurfacing-for-better-skin-alt-1440x810.jpg?sfvrsn=c5f40f0c_5   Have you been considering KTP laser treatment for your skin concerns, but don’t know if it’s the right option for you? With so many laser therapies available, how do you choose? Can one laser truly address sun damage, broken capillaries, and age spots all at once? If you’re looking for clarity, this guide will help you understand what KTP laser therapy is, what it treats, and whether it’s a good match for your skin goals. What is the KTP Laser? KTP stands for potassium titanyl phosphate , a crystal that converts light from a 1064 nm Nd: YAG laser into a green 532 nm wavelength. That may sound like a mouthful, but in simpler terms, it means that KTP lasers emit a focused green light that targets red and brown pigment in the skin. This makes it incredibly effective for treating surface-level vascular and pig...

  As temperatures rise, staying cool becomes a top priority. And what’s more refreshing on a hot summer day than plunging into the sparkling blue of a swimming pool? While taking a dip feels amazing, your skin might not be thrilled about it. Regular swimming can leave skin feeling dry and irritated, and without the right precautions, sun exposure can increase the risk of skin cancer. Luckily, there are several ways to level up your skincare routine in the summer—especially on pool days—to keep your skin healthy and glowing. If irritation or damage persists, consider seeking professional skin care treatment in Venice, FL , to restore and protect your skin. Start with Protection Applying sunscreen should be a year-round habit. During summer, make sure to use sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher, and apply it at least 15 minutes before swimming. Opt for water-resistant formulas and remember to reapply every two hours. Thicker sunscreens can even create a barrier against chlorine dam...