Scars and tissue remodelling
Post-procedure and acne scars, scars from surgical incisions or childbirth, which need improved tissue structure and elasticity.
Aesthetic medicine · procedure
Laser therapy.
— fractional, non-ablative tissue remodellingNon-ablative fractional laser therapy uses a concentrated beam of light to create a controlled grid of micro-injuries in the skin and mucosa — it initiates regeneration, improves tissue structure and reduces imperfections.
Type of laserfractional, non-ablativedesigned for treatments without a long recovery period
Wavelength1470 nmenergy delivered to the right depth of the dermis
Scope of actionskin resurfacingtissue remodelling, improved collagen and elastin
Concentrated light
that initiates regeneration.
— in brief
Non-ablative fractional laser therapy uses a light beam with a wavelength of 1470 nm and a power of up to 2 W to create controlled micro-punctures in the skin or mucosa — forming a grid of remodelling micro-points.
The laser energy is directed deep into the tissues, where it causes selective thermal injury, mainly targeting water as the chromophore. This triggers an inflammatory response, stimulates fibroblasts and initiates the deposition of new collagen.
The device was designed for treatments that do not require a long recovery period — meaning a quicker return to everyday activities while maintaining high clinical effectiveness.
Who it is for
When what is needed is
precise tissue remodelling.
Fractional laser therapy is intended for patients with specific skin or intimate concerns. Below are typical situations in which the treatment may be considered.
Pigmentation and uneven tone
Skin discolouration and uneven tone, where the laser's precise action can gradually even out the colour.
Signs of skin aging
Fine lines, wrinkles, loss of firmness and skin density — the fractional laser improves the structure and density of the dermis.
Hard-to-reach areas
Treatment areas requiring precise work, including the intimate area, without the need for a long recovery period.
How the treatment works
Controlled micro-injuries,
remodelling over time.
Fractional laser therapy is performed in several stages. The steps below explain what the treatment looks like from a technical point of view.
- Step 01
Consultation and parameter selection
A medical history, assessment of the treatment area and selection of the power, energy per point (10–50 mJ) and point density within the treatment window.
before the treatment - Step 02
Skin preparation
Cleansing, disinfection and, if needed, local anaesthesia, depending on the area and the patient's individual sensitivity.
~10–15 min - Step 03
Laser micro-injury grid
The laser evenly creates a grid of micro-points in the skin; their spacing can be adjusted from about 0.8 to 4 mm, allowing the intensity of the treatment to be tailored.
depends on the treatment area - Step 04
Adjusting the area and depth
The laser handpiece allows work on large surfaces as well as precise adjustment of the treatment window to smaller, hard-to-reach areas.
during the treatment - Step 05
Aftercare instructions
A discussion of skincare after laser therapy, sun protection (for exposed areas) and how many repeat sessions may be needed to achieve the full result.
immediately after the treatment
Safety and results
Precise energy,
with reduced recovery time.
How the fractional laser works.
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Targeted thermal injury
The laser energy targets water as the main chromophore, producing controlled thermal injury that induces regeneration.
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Inflammatory response and fibroblast proliferation
The thermal injury triggers inflammation, upregulation of cytokines and fibroblast proliferation, which leads to tissue remodelling.
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Designed without long downtime
The device was designed for treatments that do not take the patient out of their everyday activities.
What changes to expect.
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Improved skin structure
New collagen is deposited in the dermis in a parallel configuration, which translates into smoother, denser skin.
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Reduction of scars and irregularities
Breaking down and remodelling scar tissue leads to gradual clinical improvement over several months after the series of treatments.
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Less visible wrinkles
Fractional laser therapy can reduce the visibility of fine wrinkles and improve the firmness and elasticity of the skin.
Pricing
Transparent pricing —
fractional laser therapy.
Below are indicative prices for laser treatments by area. The final quote and the number of sessions in a series are set individually during the consultation — depending on the indications, skin condition and the desired result.
Laser therapy
Precise laser treatments supporting renewal, smoothing and improved skin quality.
- Eyes350 zł
- Forehead350 zł
- Cheeks450 zł
- Full face, neck and décolletage950 zł
- Face850 zł
- Nose499 zł
- Face and neck1 300 zł
- Décolletage799 zł
- Face, neck and décolletage2 050 zł
- Hands900 zł
- Abdomen1 300 zł
Payment: cash or card on the day of the treatment. A VAT invoice is issued on request. Prices are indicative and apply to treatments performed at ul. Czesława Miłosza 35/4 in Białystok. This price list does not constitute a commercial offer within the meaning of the Civil Code.