Laser acne treatment

Laser treatment is suitable for adolescents and adults with active acne, i.e. inflamed red spots and pustules, as well as for those who want to improve the appearance and texture of skin with acne scars. Acne is now increasingly common in adulthood too and tends to be long-lasting, so it is important to tailor the treatment to its severity and extent. The face, back, neck, décolletage and other affected areas can be treated. Before treatment begins, there is always a consultation with a doctor, who will propose an individual approach.

Acne is an inflammatory condition of the sebaceous glands and hair follicles. It usually first appears after the age of ten and most commonly accompanies puberty, but it increasingly affects adults too. It typically affects the face, back, neck and décolletage, and sometimes the outer sides of the upper arms. Treatment tends to be long-term and is always adapted to the severity and extent of the condition. Modern laser and device-based methods can be a useful complement to standard care.

The approach differs depending on whether we are treating active inflammation or its after-effects. Acute inflammatory lesions are treated with a high-power laser, often combined with biostimulation devices that support the skin's natural processes. For acne scars, a CO₂ laser or fractional and microneedle radiofrequency is used to support skin renewal and improve its texture. The doctor always chooses a combination of methods according to your skin type and the severity of the acne.