Active Acne / Acne Scar Revision
A non-invasive & invasive and relatively painless treatment that can be completed in a relatively short amount of time
What is Active Acne / Acne Scar Revision?
The Fotona laser Active Acne & Acne Scar Revision is a non-invasive & invasive and relatively painless treatment that can be completed in a relatively short amount of time. However, multiple sessions may be necessary to achieve the desired results, depending on the severity of the acne and the individual's skin type.
How Does It Work?
Acne Scar Removal - Fotona laser reduces acne scars by boosting collagen. It's adjustable for different skin depths, typically causing mild discomfort or redness post-treatment. Fractional laser might be suggested for better outcomes.
What to Expect?
Our specialist employs Fotona Dynamic Pro laser for Active Acne & Acne Scar removal. It targets bacteria pigment to diminish inflammation and improve acne appearance. Additionally, short laser pulses are used for Acne Scar removal, stimulating collagen production to smooth skin surfaces and reduce scar visibility.
FAQ’s
A key fact that many people overlook is that scar healing isn’t a static or instantaneous process. It’s not something that happens immediately after an injury or surgery, but it’s a progressive and dynamic journey that unfolds over time. The scar’s appearance and texture may shift and transform, continuing to change for a period that typically spans 12 to 18 months following an injury or surgical intervention.
This period of transformation, known as the maturation phase, is where the scar becomes softer, paler, and flatter. In the beginning stages, a scar might appear red, raised, and somewhat hard, but these qualities usually lessen over time. This period of maturation and change isn’t just a passive waiting game, either. There are various strategies and actions that we can take to aid and expedite this process.
This period of transformation, known as the maturation phase, is where the scar becomes softer, paler, and flatter. In the beginning stages, a scar might appear red, raised, and somewhat hard, but these qualities usually lessen over time. This period of maturation and change isn’t just a passive waiting game, either. There are various strategies and actions that we can take to aid and expedite this process.
Scars are generally benign and simply mark the site where your body has repaired itself following an injury or surgery. However, some individuals may experience complications with their scars that can lead to discomfort or other issues.
One common issue is itchiness, which is often a sign that the scar is still healing. Another concern is pain or tenderness, which can occur if the scar involves nerve endings or if there is increased tension on the skin around the scar.
One common issue is itchiness, which is often a sign that the scar is still healing. Another concern is pain or tenderness, which can occur if the scar involves nerve endings or if there is increased tension on the skin around the scar.