Fractional Laser

• Those with acne scars, fine lines, uneven texture, or pigmentation. 
• Best suited for fair to medium skin tones.
• Not recommended for individuals with active skin infections or recent sun exposure.

• The skin is numbed before treatment.
• Laser pulses create tiny controlled injuries in the skin to trigger healing.
• Mild redness and swelling last a few days, followed by peeling.
• Results improve over several weeks as collagen production increases.

• Clinically tested and safe when performed by a trained provider.
• Side effects include temporary redness, swelling, and peeling.
• Sun protection is essential to prevent hyperpigmentation post-treatment.

Thulium Fractional Laser:

• Wavelength: Typically around 1927 nm.
• Action: The Thulium laser primarily targets the epidermis and upper dermis, making it ideal for superficial skin issues like fine lines, pigmentation, and skin texture.
• Skin Layers Treated: It has a more superficial effect, creating micro-injuries to the skin’s surface.
• Downtime: Shorter downtime with minimal discomfort, ideal for those seeking quick recovery.
• Best For: Sun damage, fine lines, uneven skin tone, and superficial pigmentation (e.g., age spots or freckles).

Erbium Fractional Laser:

• Wavelength: Typically around 2940 nm.
• Action: The Erbium laser targets deeper skin layers (the dermis) and is more aggressive, making it effective for moderate to severe skin issues like wrinkles, deeper acne scars, and skin laxity.
• Skin Layers Treated: Penetrates deeper than Thulium, offering more intense resurfacing.
• Downtime: Longer recovery time compared to Thulium, as it can cause more noticeable redness and swelling due to its deeper impact.
• Best For: Deep wrinkles, acne scars, stretch marks, and skin resurfacing requiring more significant correction.