Fotona Dynamis Pro Fractional Ablative Resurfacing and Acne Scars Revision

Acne Scar Laser Treatment & Removal

Cutting-edge laser technologies are highly effective in diminishing the appearance of scars. Precise laser beams target scar tissue, breaking it down and promoting normal skin cell regeneration. As a result, this procedure helps to enhance the skin’s surface, leading to a much smoother and more evenly toned skin texture.

One of the primary strengths of laser treatment lies in its precise tissue targeting. By adjusting the laser’s wavelength, intensity, and duration, medical professionals can accurately direct the laser beam to specific tissues while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissues. This level of precision ensures effective treatment delivery and enhances patient safety.

There are different types of lasers. We use the innovative Fotona SP Dynamis Pro laser system to resurface the skin with acne scars in our clinic.

Fractional Ablative Resurfacing and Acne Revision

Laser light gently ablates the skin`s superficial layers, revealing healthy skin underneath. The precise micro-ablated channels will be replaced with new, tighter and healthier tissue as the new skin forms. The laser additionally induces a skin-tightening effect.
The result is reduced downtime and increased patient comfort.

Treatments can extend from light touch-ups to deep collagen remodelling, ideal for patients who want drastic rejuvenation effects and those with severe acne scarring.

This laser system has benefits:

From light cold superficial treatments to deep hot rejuvenation.
Suitable for patients with sun-damaged, aging skin.
Refreshing effect on the skin – improves skin texture and tone.
Suitable for larger and smaller areas.
Fast and gentle.

Book your consultation with our medical practitioners to develop an individualised treatment plan to address your aesthetic needs.

Please note that the individual results will vary depending on the individual and the targeted area. Any details provided here are general and should not replace professional consultation.