The laser promotes the renewal of skin cells, helping to refine surface irregularities and support smoother skin.
Fractional CO₂ laser can assist in reducing the visibility of certain surgical, traumatic, or acne-related scars by encouraging natural collagen remodelling.
The controlled energy delivered by the laser helps activate the body’s natural healing process, stimulating collagen production and supporting long-term skin improvement.
Treatment parameters are adjusted based on the scar’s depth, type, and location to help achieve safe, effective outcomes.
At Aurez Aesthetics, your safety and treatment goals come first. Before recommending the procedure, our practitioners will carefully assess your skin condition, scar characteristics, and overall health.
You may be a suitable candidate if you:
• Have visible scars caused by surgery, injury, or acne
• Wish to improve skin texture or tone in affected areas
• Prefer a non-surgical option to support scar management
• Are in good general health and have realistic expectations about treatment results
Individual suitability and outcomes vary. Your practitioner will discuss expected results, possible side effects, and treatment planning during your consultation.
Your practitioner will review your medical history, examine your skin and scar type, and discuss your goals to determine an appropriate treatment plan.
A topical anaesthetic is usually applied before the procedure to ensure comfort. You’ll receive pre-treatment instructions to help prepare your skin.
The laser delivers controlled energy to the skin’s surface to target scarred tissue and encourage natural regeneration. Treatment time varies depending on the area and scar characteristics.
Temporary redness, mild swelling, or a sensation similar to sunburn may occur following treatment and typically settles within a few days. Your practitioner will provide specific aftercare guidance, including how to protect and care for your skin during the healing process.
Results and recovery experiences vary between individuals. Potential risks and contraindications — including pigment changes, temporary redness, or sensitivity — will be discussed during your consultation to ensure safe and suitable treatment planning.
If you’d like to discuss your options or find out more about a procedure, contact our team to schedule a consultation with Dr Obaidi.
