regenerative aesthetics

Collection

advanced laser techniques

skin rejuvenation, resurfacing & advanced clinical techniques

  • Discover advanced laser techniques for skin rejuvenation, fractional resurfacing, vascular lesions, pigmentation, tattoo removal, and scar management.
  • Explore innovative combination treatments, including the Glass Skin approach, where complementary laser technologies are combined to address multiple skin concerns.
  • Learn how to select appropriate laser technologies, optimize treatment parameters, and develop individualized treatment strategies.
  • Gain practical insights through real patient demonstrations, with a focus on clinical decision-making, treatment efficacy, safety, and downtime management.
  • An educational collection designed for dermatologists, aesthetic physicians, skin therapists, and experienced laser practitioners.
  • A level 2 collection of instruction videos & discourses for advanced practitioners 
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Unlimited access to all instruction videos, across all six fields of study. Taught by our international faculty, built on anatomy. Pick the duration that suits you. The longer the plan, the more it unlocks. 

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great laser treatments go beyond technology | they begin with understanding the skin.

Modern laser medicine is more than selecting the right wavelength or adjusting treatment settings. It requires a thorough understanding of skin biology, laser-tissue interactions, and how different technologies can be used individually or combined to achieve effective, safe, and predictable clinical outcomes.

In this collection, Firat Aslanel, MD, board-certified dermatologist and laser medicine expert, shares his clinical experience, practical techniques, and treatment philosophy through real-world patient demonstrations.

The collection explores a broad spectrum of dermatological and aesthetic laser applications, including vascular and pigmentary conditions, tattoo removal, advanced skin rejuvenation, fractional laser resurfacing, and scar management.

A particular emphasis is placed on combination laser therapies, including the Glass Skin approach, where complementary technologies are strategically combined to address vascular changes, pigmentation, skin texture, and overall skin quality.

Beyond individual treatment techniques, the collection provides insights into clinical decision-making, patient selection, laser parameter optimization, treatment sequencing, and strategies for balancing clinical effectiveness with patient comfort and recovery time.

Designed for dermatologists, aesthetic physicians, skin therapists, and experienced laser practitioners, this collection bridges scientific principles with practical clinical applications, helping participants expand their knowledge, refine their techniques, and develop a more comprehensive approach to modern laser medicine.

Go beyond the settings. Understand the strategy. Refine your laser expertise.

theoretical content & clinical applications

01  laser fundamentals & clinical decision-making

Understand the essential principles of laser-tissue interactions, wavelength selection, pulse duration, fluence, and clinical treatment endpoints.
Explore how these parameters influence treatment efficacy, safety, and patient outcomes, and learn how to translate theoretical knowledge into practical clinical decisions.

02  vascular laser treatments

Discover practical approaches to treating facial telangiectasia, spider veins, and other vascular changes using different laser and light-based technologies.
Clinical demonstrations include 530 nm green diode lasers, vascular-specific IPL systems, and long-pulsed 1064 nm Nd:YAG lasers.
Learn how to select appropriate technologies, adjust treatment parameters, and recognize clinical endpoints while minimizing unwanted thermal effects.

03  pigmentation &  tattoo removal

Explore the clinical applications of Q-switched and picosecond laser technologies for solar lentigines, selected pigmentary lesions, and tattoo removal.
Understand the importance of wavelength selection, pulse characteristics, patient assessment, and treatment endpoints in achieving effective results while minimizing complications.

04  skin rejuvenation & fractional laser resurfacing

From gentle skin rejuvenation to advanced fractional resurfacing.
Discover how ablative and non-ablative laser technologies can improve skin texture, signs of photoaging, and overall skin quality.
Clinical demonstrations include fractional CO₂ resurfacing, fractional Er:YAG Cold Peel treatments, and non-ablative 1540 nm Erbium:Glass laser rejuvenation.
Explore the differences between these technologies, including their mechanisms of action, clinical indications, thermal effects, and expected recovery times.
Learn how to tailor treatment intensity and laser parameters to individual patient needs while balancing clinical outcomes with downtime.

05  glass skin: advanced combination laser therapy

One treatment concept. Multiple technologies. A comprehensive approach to skin quality.
Discover the clinical reasoning behind the Glass Skin approach, an advanced multimodal treatment concept combining complementary laser and light-based technologies to address multiple skin concerns within a coordinated treatment strategy.
Through a real patient demonstration, explore how vascular-specific lasers, IPL, and fractional ablative resurfacing can be integrated to target vascular changes, pigmentation, skin texture, and overall skin appearance.
Learn how treatment sequencing, technology selection, and individualized parameter adjustments contribute to a comprehensive approach to facial rejuvenation.

06  acne scars & hypertrophic scar management

Explore advanced fractional laser techniques for improving acne scars and hypertrophic scars.
Clinical demonstrations highlight the use of fractional CO₂ laser resurfacing for scar remodeling, with particular attention to scar characteristics, treatment parameters, and clinical endpoints.
Discover how individualized treatment strategies and complementary therapeutic approaches can support scar management and improve skin texture.

07  laser-assisted drug delivery (LADD)

Discover how fractional ablative laser technologies can create microscopic channels in the skin, facilitating the delivery of selected topical therapeutic agents.
Clinical examples include the application of polynucleotides following fractional CO₂ laser resurfacing and laser-assisted delivery of triamcinolone in hypertrophic scar management.
Explore the rationale behind combining fractional laser treatments with topical agents, including potential benefits, practical considerations, and safety aspects.

08  laser safety & protective eyewear

Not all protective eyewear provides the same protection.
Understand the importance of wavelength-specific laser safety eyewear and appropriate optical density in clinical laser practice.
Through a practical demonstration, discover why conventional sunglasses and incorrectly selected protective eyewear cannot be relied upon to provide adequate protection against laser radiation.
Learn essential safety principles to help protect patients, practitioners, and clinical staff during laser procedures.

collection level 2

advanced practitioner | handles complexity and manages complications
Complex anatomy, high-risk zones, combination and layered approaches, treatment tailored to the individual rather than a protocol. Crucially, does not merely recognize complications but actively manages them.
This Collection is designed for physicians with significant experience in advanced aesthetic injectable procedures.  

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Expand your knowledge through our extensive Regenerative Aesthetics curriculum. Including online theoretical courses and hands-on training events in which our expert faculty will guide you during live treatment of patients.

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Some things only happen in person. Real patients, small groups, and direct feedback the moment it matters.

continue learning in real life

Some things only happen in person. Real patients, small groups, and direct feedback the moment it matters.

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