Looking for an Effective Acne & Acne Scars Removal Laser Treatment? Try Fotona

Acne and acne scars can affect more than just your skin, studies have demonstrated that acne has a negative effect on self-esteem among patients of all age groups. Women and those with severe acne/acne scars are the groups whose self-confidence are the most affected.

Severe acne or acne scars are hard to cover up with traditional make-up and there aren’t many alternatives strong enough to fight scars. If the condition has been affecting your self-esteem and confidence, you should seek medical advice from your Aesthetic Doctor.

If Acne is not well taken care of, acne bacteria can proliferate unchecked, leading to prolonged inflammation and breakdown of collagen fibres, resulting in acne scars. By reducing the acne bacteria in the skin, the acne can heal faster, and the risk of a scar forming is very much reduced.

What are the different types of acne?

What is an acne scar?

There are several types of acne scars

Icepick scars – Steep and narrow scars

indents or divots that appear in the skin as a result of your skin losing collagen. The skin above the affected areas actually collapses and leaves what appears to be a hole.

Boxcar scars – Broad, with steep edges resulting in a rectangular depression.

similar to rolling scars, but these are characterised by shallow and sharper edges. These scars are a result of scar tissue being pulled down into the skin.

Rolling Scars – Sloping shape broad depressions.

areas that appear as wavy due to inflammatory acne. These scars can become more apparent as your skin loses its natural elasticity.

Keloids

discoloured, bumpy, and raised areas of the skin that are a result of your body producing too many cells when healing.

Hyperpigmentation

Not technically a scar, but very dark areas left behind by severe acne. Hyperpigmentation is a result of an overproduction of melanin in the affected area.

Different technology is required for different types of acne and acne scars.

What are Fotona acne and acne scar removal laser?

Fotona is the next-generation, safe and non-invasive laser treatment, utilising Fotona Er:YAG Skin resurfacing technologies for gentle ablation of scar tissue and activation of collagen remodelling.

Fotona acne removal laser safely penetrates the skin to effectively target overactive sebaceous glands and reduce the risk of developing new acne inflammation which helps to reduce acne, discoloration and scarring.

For Hypertrophic scars, fractional ablative lasers and steroid injections have shown to have some effect in flattening the raised scars.

How does Fotona acne and acne scarring laser work and the benefit?

Fotona acne and acne scar removal is a fast and simple solution that utilises the unique laser technology of Nd:YAG and Er:YAG for beautifully clear and smooth skin.

Astique offers a comprehensive treatment solution and protocol that is effective in solving the problem of acne and acne scars. Fotona’s precisely controlled light, Nd:Yag laser helps to eliminate your acne, discoloration and scarring.

WHY ASTIQUE

To date, for over 9 years, Astique has helped over 20,000 patients in achieving their desired results. All these Aesthetic procedures and more are aimed at improving one’s physical appearance and confidence.

At ASTIQUE, our passion is to help you look and feel good, by formulating and customising effective medical aesthetic treatments that meet your needs. Step into ASTIQUE with peace of mind, knowing that you are in the safe and professional hands of our doctors and therapists, who are trained to use some of the latest advanced technology in aesthetic dermatology.

• We believe in building a lifelong relationship with you
• We cater to your beauty needs at every stage and milestone in your life

FAQ

How long does each session take?

Fotona acne / acne scar removal treatment usually takes roughly 30 minutes per session.

How many treatments are required to achieve my desired result?

• A recommended of 4-6 sessions for mild to moderate acne and/or acne scarring
• Recommended 6-10 sessions for moderate to severe acne/acne scarring.

I have acne on my body, would you recommend a fotona acne laser treatment?

It depends. We have helped patients to remove acne from the back of their bodies however we would recommend that you seek the advice of your Aesthetic Doctor’s before making a decision.

How long do results last?

Fotona Acne and Acne scar treatment effect will gradually unfold over a period of 2-3 months. One can expect continual improvement for up to 6 months after treatment.

Is it painful? Is there any downtime?

Fotona acne and acne scar laser removal is a non-invasive laser treatment that is usually a procedure that is well tolerated. However, you will feel a warm mild prickling sensation during the treatment and some redness that will subside in a few days.

Is it safe?

Yes, it is! Fotona laser is clinically proven to be safe. Also, not only is it used around the world, it is an effective method that is approved by the FDA.

The specially designed and innovative handpiece technology enables safe and controlled treatment while ensuring optimum pulse delivery to treatment areas for maximum benefit.

Am I suitable for this treatment?

Fotona acne / acne scar removal laser is suitable for most patients. This treatment brings about the best results in individuals who come regularly for treatments about 2-4 weeks apart.

HOW MUCH DOES EACH TREATMENT COST?

It would cost $300-400 per treatment and if cost is a major concern, speak with our doctor and We’ll provide a customised treatment that fits your budget.

Can I undergo other cosmetic treatments if I am already undergoing this treatment?

Yes, you can, but it is best to check with your physician on which treatments are suitable. As a general practice, it is best to avoid doing other laser and light treatments together with this acne and scar treatment.

After Fotona acne and acne scar removal laser treatment, some individuals may also notice redness that will subside in a few days. There is maybe some downtime or recuperation period. Recovery time will vary between individuals and how intense the treatment they have received.

If you are still unsure about this, you may want to consult your doctor.