Fractional laser resurfacing for texture, scarring and fine lines.
If acne scarring, rough texture or fine lines are your concern, fractional laser resurfacing drives real improvement with a manageable recovery. By treating the skin in tiny fractions, it triggers strong collagen renewal while leaving surrounding skin intact to speed healing. Over a course, your skin becomes progressively smoother, firmer and more refined, a great option when you want noticeable resurfacing results.
Overview
Key Benefits
Smooths scarring and texture
Softens fine lines
Refines overall tone
Stimulates fresh collagen
Quicker recovery than full resurfacing
Suitable for a range of skin types
How It Works
The laser delivers energy in a fractional pattern of microbeams into the skin, creating controlled zones of renewal surrounded by untreated skin. As these zones heal, the skin produces fresh collagen and resurfaces, smoothing texture and softening scarring and fine lines. Leaving healthy skin between the treated zones supports a faster, more comfortable recovery.
What Happens in a Session
We cleanse the skin, then pass the laser across the treatment area in sections. You’ll feel warmth and a prickling sensation as it works, and the skin looks flushed immediately afterwards. The treatment itself is reasonably quick. We apply soothing, protective products and give you clear aftercare guidance to support healing and get the most from your result.
Downtime & Aftercare
Expect redness and a sandpaper-like texture for a few days, with light flaking as the skin renews. Protect and hydrate the skin, avoid make-up for 24 hours, and use daily SPF. Avoid sun, heat and active skincare for several days.
Sessions & Frequency
A course of three to four sessions, spaced four to six weeks apart, is typical, with the plan tailored to your skin at consultation.
Suitability
Suitable for a range of skin types. Not suitable on tanned skin, during pregnancy, or over active infection. A consultation confirms suitability and the right plan for your skin.
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