Deep Acne Scars Warford

At Dr Sknn, we offer a highly developed Fractional CO2 Laser treatment to substantially enhance the appearance of acne scarring. This process works by inducing the production of new skin in the dermis and epidermis through ablation and thermal effect. Our specific mid-infrared CO2 laser at 10,600 nm is exceptionally effective in treating acne scars, diminishing the look of skin surface irregularities and unwelcome scars. This treatment can boost skin thickness and hydration, resulting in a healthier and younger-looking complexion. With our sophisticated Fractional CO2 Laser treatment, we can help you to attain a smoother, more even-toned skin and restore your self-confidence.

At Dr Sknn, prior to Fractional CO2 Laser therapy, a comprehensive consultation will be held encompassing your medical background and physical examination plus images. This grants you the occasion to raise any queries, outlooks, results or anxieties you might have. Ahead of the treatment, any prospective risks and post-treatment tips concerning Fractional CO2 Laser therapy will be gone through in detail and a consent form will be signed off on to make certain you understand the process totally. When the area is being treated for the initial time, a small patch trial will be executed to assess its suitability. Plus, if your skin type is recognized as III+, a topical serum might need to be employed for four weeks ahead of the procedure to ready the skin. At Dr Sknn, safety and appropriateness for the process are top priority and a full consultation will be done to determine if you are suitable for Fractional CO2 Laser therapy. After a successful patch test after 48 hours, the treatment can be implemented. But, if specific medications are present in your medical record, the patch testing period may be widened up to two weeks. If your skin type is III+, a topical item may be required for four weeks before the therapy.

you can book by following the link below or call 01625520300 or 07470001234 to book a Deep Acne Scars Treatment