LASER SKIN RESURFACING
Resurface damaged skin to achieve a cleaner and fresher complexion with laser therapy.
Treat damaged skin for a clearer complexion
Laser skin resurfacing treatments remove layers of damaged skin. The laser deposits heat deep into the skin to stimulate a natural healing response, resulting in the growth of new, tighter and healthier skin tissue. This leaves your complexion cleaner and fresher, with a reduction in fine lines and wrinkles. The intensity of the laser therapy can be adjusted according to your needs, resulting in gentler or stronger results for less or more downtime, respectively.
Laser skin resurfacing is available with AcuPulse CO2 Laser Resurfacing at our skin clinic in West Leederville, WA.
Laser skin resurfacing is ideal for treating:
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Fine lines and wrinkles
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Scars
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Pigmentation
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Dull complexion
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Uneven skin tone
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Skin lesions
Benefits of laser skin resurfacing
Resurface damaged skin
Laser skin resurfacing removes layers of damaged skin, resulting in new, tighter, and healthier skin tissue on the surface.
Tailored to you
The intensity of the laser therapy can be adjusted according to your needs, resulting in gentler or stronger results for less or more downtime, respectively.
Fight fine lines and wrinkles
Book an appointment for laser skin resurfacing at a skin clinic near you
How laser skin resurfacing works
Book an appointment for laser skin resurfacing at a skin clinic near you
Avoid cosmetic treatments such as muscle relaxants for two weeks before and two weeks after your laser procedure.
Laser treatments are not always recommended for pregnant women; please check with your Doctor or Skin Therapist about whether the treatment is suitable for you.
Laser treatments are not recommended in these circumstances:- If you have active cold sores in the treatment area.
- If you have sunburnt or recently tanned skin.
- If you have keloid scarring, connective tissue disease, immuno-suppression or auto-immune disorders, vitiligo, or uncontrolled diabetes.
Prior to your procedure, please ensure your make-up is removed. Avoid any irritants to your skin such as any products containing retinol, benzolyl peroxide, glycolye/salicylic acids, or astringents for one
week before your treatment
The amount of downtime you need to take will vary depending on the strength of the treatment you receive. Gentler treatments involve minimal downtime with more subtle results, while stronger laser treatments require more downtime (up to several days) with greater results.
After your treatment, avoid direct sun exposure, apply only your prescribed topical skincare, avoid exercise for 24 hours, and ensure your skin remains clean and protected at all times for optimal results
Following pre- and post-treatment care guidelines will help optimise your results. Our Doctors or Skin
Therapists will walk you through any contraindications or side-effects that might impact you.
Before and after results from HIFU skin tightening
Pricing
Please enquire at your preferred clinic location for a customised quote tailored to your specific skin needs and goals.
We offer complimentary consultations, and bundle savings, for your convenience.
Frequently asked questions
How long does laser skin resurfacing take?
The laser skin resurfacing procedure takes 45-60 minutes, depending on the size of the treatment area.
Is laser skin resurfacing painful?
Laser skin resurfacing can be uncomfortable, and a numbing cream may be applied 30 minutes prior to the laser procedure.
How many sessions of laser skin resurfacing do I need?
How long does the skin take to heal after laser skin resurfacing? How much downtime do I need?
The amount of downtime you need to take will vary depending on the strength of the treatment you receive. Gentler treatments involve minimal downtime with more subtle results, while stronger laser treatments require more downtime (up to several days) with greater results.
Where on the body can I get laser skin resurfacing?
The laser skin resurfacing treatment is suitable for the face, hands, neck and chest.
What do ‘ablative’ and ‘fractional’ laser mean?
Ablative lasers deliver heat directly to the skin. 'Fractional' means the heat is delivered in small, focused columns. Fractional ablative laser treatments are more intense than some other non-ablative treatments.