Acne Scar Revision in Toronto
The skin is like a living battlefield. It tells the story of where you’ve been, what you’ve faced, and how your skin has recovered. Take pride in this resilience. But know that you don’t have to live with the scars of previous skin problems forever. And if you’re struggling with acne, there’s hope.
Acne is frustrating enough on its own. Do you really want to live with the scars it leaves behind? Our revolutionary Fotona laser acne treatments can help clear up acne, reducing the likelihood of serious scarring. Already have acne scars? We can help with that, too. North Toronto Laser MedClinic is Toronto’s premier provider of acne and acne scar treatment. Our gentle lasers revise the skin you have into the skin you want—at a price you can afford.
Here’s what you need to know.
Acne and Acne Scar Revision
Acne and Acne Scar Revision
Acne and Acne Scar Revision
Acne and Acne Scar Revision
frequently asked questions
What is TwinLight Laser Acne & Acne Scars Tx?
TwinLight laser reduces acne in ammation by photoselective absorption and heating of overactive sebaceous glands. The power of an Nd:YAG laser is used to accelerate the healing process and to reduce the possibility of developing new acne in ammation.
How does Laser work for Acne Scars?
Laser treatment of Acne Scars is based on the precise and gentle skin resurfacing procedure where the Er:YAG laser is absorbed by the top micro-layers of the skin to vaporize scarred skin and stimulate the production of new collagen in the dermis.
How does it work?
- Active acne: A high power Nd:YAG laser is used to penetrate the skin deep enough to thermally and selectively destroy large sebaceous glands.
- Acne scars: The Er:YAG laser is used to remove micron-thin layers of skin so that new skin can form in its place. Unlike chemical peels and dermabrasion, laser resurfacing allows to be easily controlled. The laser gently vaporizes the acne-scarred surface of the skin so that undamaged skin below is revealed.
What is the recovery time?
Maximum of 1-2 days of redness.
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