Laser rejuvenation

It is a medical laser procedure that uses controlled fractional energy to stimulate skin renewal and collagen formation. After treatment the skin is smoother, firmer and more even.

The laser creates microscopic thermal columns in the skin. Between the treated points, tissue remains undamaged, which allows effective regeneration and faster healing.

The procedure can be somewhat uncomfortable. Before treatment we apply an anaesthetic cream. By agreement, the procedure can be performed in local anaesthesia. For more extensive or intensive therapies, sedation is also possible to increase comfort.

Redness and skin sensitivity are expected after the procedure. Peeling is common. Recovery usually lasts from a few days up to about one to two weeks, depending on the intensity of the therapy.

The first effect is noticeable once the skin has calmed. The final result develops gradually, as collagen production continues for several weeks to months after the procedure.

This depends on the indication. For milder problems one treatment may be enough, while for scars or stretch marks a series of treatments at intervals is usually required.

Yes. CO₂ lasers are often used to improve scars (including acne and post-surgical scars) and to treat stretch marks, where they gradually improve the texture and appearance of the skin.

Yes, they are used for precise removal of benign skin lesions. A professional assessment is always required before the procedure.

The procedure is not performed in cases of active infection or inflammation of the skin, recent tanning, pregnancy, and in certain conditions or with medicines that affect healing. Suitability is always assessed during the consultation.

Following the aftercare instructions and strict sun protection. This has a decisive impact on safe healing and the final result.