How Fractional Laser Can Renew Damaged Skin

Fractional laser therapy offers a focused approach to skin renewal that appeals to those seeking smoother, firmer skin with minimal downtime. It works by creating controlled microinjuries that support collagen and elastin production.

In this article we outline how fractional lasers function, explore their benefits, and consider how they may complement a personalised skincare routine.

Historical Development Of Laser Therapy

Laser therapy has progressed from invasive early devices to precise tools that minimise disruption and support faster recovery, making cosmetic treatment more accessible [3].

Modern fractional systems allow targeted renewal while preserving surrounding skin, easing the recovery period for those seeking refinement.

How Fractional Lasers Work

Fractional lasers create microthermal zones in the deeper layer that support collagen formation while sparing adjacent tissue [2]. This precision encourages smoother texture with fewer side effects [3].

Their controlled energy delivery promotes new cells over time, supporting firmness and resilience suited to face treatments.

Types Of Fractional Lasers

Table 1: Types of fractional lasers

Ablative lasers may help deeper scars, while non ablative devices offer shorter recovery with reduced disruption [4,5].

Benefits Of Fractional Laser Therapy

Fractional systems may ease fine lines by supporting collagen growth [2]. Their regenerative effect improves tone and texture while reducing pore visibility and sun damage [3,4].

Reduced surface disruption allows quicker return to daily activities, with strengthened outcomes after planned treatment sessions [6].

What To Expect After Treatment

Redness and swelling often settle within days, and results refine as collagen develops over the following weeks [1,4]. With consistent care, improvements may be long lasting [6].

Appropriate Candidates

Those with mild to moderate lines, uneven texture, or acne scarring may benefit [3]. Balanced expectations, good health, and commitment to aftercare help support safe healing [1].

Conclusion

Monderma provides prescription skincare for acne, ageing, hyperpigmentation, and rosacea using ingredients that can complement resurfacing treatments by supporting skin renewal, texture, and tone refinement. Tailored formulations ensure each treatment aligns with individual skin needs.

If you would like personalised skincare designed to maintain long term skin resilience, you can explore a tailored formula through Monderma.

Content is for informational purposes only. Monderma treatments are prescribed following consultation. Results and timeframes can vary. Use as directed by your prescriber.

References

1. NICE. Laser resurfacing guidance
2. Clin Plast Surg. Laser resurfacing review
3. JAMA Facial Plast Surg. Fractional resurfacing overview
4. Br J Dermatol. Fractional lasers for scars
5. J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. Non ablative lasers in skin of colour
6. StatPearls. Laser revision of scars