Depending on the level of exposure to the skin and the depth of penetration of the beam, laser resurfacing is divided into three types:   laser peeling;   deep grinding;   fractional polishing. Laser peeling involves surface resurfacing of the skin. During the procedure, the beam penetrates to a depth of only 10 microns, or 0.001 mm. Laser peeling is recommended to eliminate small wrinkles, small scars, and soft pigment spots, as well as to even out and improve the tone of the face. With deep skin resurfacing, the depth of the beam exposure and the degree of skin heating increase. The cosmetologist selects these parameters individually for each patient. Deep grinding is a rather serious procedure. It is carried out to restore skin elasticity and eliminate large age spots and deep wrinkles. In the matter of rejuvenation, this method of laser resurfacing is considered the most effective.   Fractional facial resurfacing is the newest subspecies of this technique. During the session, the laser beam acts on certain skin cells only in the place where it is needed and not on the entire surface of the face. Thus, it is possible to eliminate single defects – wrinkles and age spots. When exposed to them, nearby cells do not suffer, due to which the rehabilitation period is reduced. Fractional skin resurfacing is used to eliminate post-acne, small stretch marks, scars, and fine wrinkles. Sometimes it is carried out in combination with laser peeling.