From € 150 incl. VAT
A fractional laser treatment is an advanced technique where laser light is divided into thousands of fine laser beams, creating tiny microchannels in the skin.
This treatment focuses on improving skin texture by controlled damage to specific areas of the skin.
The process leaves a pattern of treated and untouched skin zones, which promotes the skin's natural healing process and stimulates collagen production.
Fractional laser treatments are ideal for individuals 18 years and older who want to work on achieving healthy and youthful skin. This treatment can be effective for a wide range of skin concerns, such as:
A major benefit of fractional laser treatment is that it rejuvenates the skin by stimulating natural collagen production.
The fractional laser treatment is a non-ablative technique, meaning the top skin layer remains intact. The skin is treated with fractional laser beams. Here's how it works:
The Nordlys laser splits the light into multiple tiny, fractional beams targeting water in skin cells, generating heat that penetrates deeper skin layers.
These beams create microscopic channels in the skin while leaving the surrounding tissue intact. The heat induces controlled skin damage, triggering natural healing processes.
The healthy skin around the treated areas aids in faster recovery. This process stimulates the production of new collagen, elastin, and connective tissue. The result is firmer, more even skin with improved blood circulation and texture.
Immediately after the treatment, the skin may appear red and slightly swollen, similar to mild sunburn. These symptoms typically subside within a few days.
Within a few weeks, initial results like a smoother skin texture and a more even skin tone become noticeable.
The full effects generally appear after several months as collagen and elastin continue to regenerate. For optimal results, multiple sessions may be necessary depending on the specific skin concerns.
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Linda Apers
Linda Apers has been working as a nurse for 40 years. From her passion for the skin, she retrained as a nursing skin expert. By working closely with I Care Clinic doctors and combining various techniques, she achieves particularly strong results.
Thanks to her thorough knowledge of her profession, professional attitude and constant training, Mrs Apers is the right person for your fractional laser treatment.
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Dr. Marta Malinowska
For fractional laser treatment, you can also contact Dr Malinowska, who is trained in plastic surgery, orthopaedic hand surgery and congenital/pediatric hand surgery. Her dedication in achieving the best possible results is unparalleled, and her precision and passion for the profession are palpable in every treatment she performs, making it beyond doubt that you are in safe hands with Dr Malinowska for fractional laser treatment.
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Dr. Uliana Ramazanova
Dr. Uliana Ramazanova focuses on dermatology and aesthetic medicine. You can also consult her for this treatment. At I Care Clinic, Dr. Ramazanova emphasizes precision and meticulous attention to detail, particularly in the application of laser and injection techniques for cosmetic procedures. She places great value on continuous professional development, with the aim of offering a high standard of care in aesthetic medicine.
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A fractional laser treatment at I Care Clinic starts from €150, including VAT.
After the treatment, the skin may appear red and slightly swollen, similar to mild sunburn. These effects usually subside within a few days.
A few weeks after the treatment, the first improvements become visible, such as a smoother skin texture and a more even complexion.
Full results are typically noticeable after several months as collagen and elastin continue to regenerate. Multiple sessions may be required for optimal results, depending on the skin condition.
Before the treatment:
Some discomfort may be felt during the treatment, often described as a mild tingling or warming sensation. The procedure is generally well-tolerated and usually does not require anesthesia.
Although fractional laser treatments are generally very safe, there can occasionally be some risks and side effects:
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