Laser fotana

Acne and revision of acne scars

Discover Fotona technology

The SP Dynamis Pro laser from Fotona is a state-of-the-art, innovative, high-performance laser that uses two complementary wavelengths: Er-YAG (2940 nm wavelength, superficial penetration), which is used for superficial treatments such as laser peeling, treatment of benign superficial lesions, and treatment of scars and acne.
Nd-YAG (1064 nm wavelength, deep penetration), used for liposculpture (TightSculpting®), vascular treatments, long-lasting hair removal and wart treatment.

The SP Dynamis Pro laser from Fotona is a state-of-the-art, innovative, high-performance laser that uses two complementary wavelengths: Er-YAG (2940 nm wavelength, superficial penetration), which is used for superficial treatments such as laser peeling, treatment of benign superficial lesions, and treatment of scars and acne.
Nd-YAG (1064 nm wavelength, deep penetration), used for liposculpture (TightSculpting®), vascular treatments, long-lasting hair removal and wart treatment.

Acne and revision of acne scars

Fotona offers a laser treatment protocol that provides a complete and effective solution to the problem of acne.
Laser light safely penetrates the skin to effectively target overactive sebaceous glands, reducing the risk of new acne inflammation.

To improve the appearance of acne scars, a precise and gentle skin resurfacing procedure is used.
The Fotona laser beam is absorbed by the superficial layers of the skin to vaporize scar tissue and stimulate the production of new collagen in the dermis, an important step in the long-term treatment of acne.

Unlike chemical exfoliation and dermabrasion, laser skin filling allows the practitioner to precisely control the depth of laser penetration.

Clinique SkinIn Acné et révision des cicatrices d'acné​

Number of sessions

4 to 6 treatments
once a week

Pain during

Sensation of warmth

Visible results

First treatment result

Price

400$

After treatment

Temporary side effects may occur. Redness, a possible transient bluish reaction, swelling for 24 to 48 hours, tingling, and a sensation of warmth lasting about an hour are among the usual responses. Although these reactions are generally temporary, any persistent concerns should be discussed with the healthcare professional in charge of treatment.