laser treatments
Acne scars, surgical scars and stretch marks
Fractional Laser
Fractional Er:YAG laser resurfacing stimulates your skin’s natural healing response by creating precise microscopic treatment zones that encourage new collagen production and skin remodelling. Over time, this helps soften the appearance of scars, improve skin texture and smoothen surface irregularities.
What can we treat?
Our fractional laser resurfacing treatments can improve the appearance of:
- Acne scars
- Surgical scars
- Traumatic scars
- Stretch marks
- Textural irregularities
- Enlarged pores
- Rough or uneven skin texture
Consultation & Patch Test: £50
Your first step is a consultation and patch test, which must be completed at least 7 days before your first treatment. During this appointment, we will assess your skin, discuss your concerns, determine the most appropriate laser or combination of lasers for your condition, and perform a patch test on a small area of skin.
The consultation fee is fully redeemable against your treatment course.
How many sessions will I need?
Every scar is unique. During your consultation, we will assess the type, depth and maturity of your scar, together with your skin type and colour, to develop a personalised treatment plan. Most patients benefit from a course of three to six treatments, although deeper or more extensive scars and stretch marks may require additional sessions or adjunct treatment modalities depending on the type, depth and extent of the scar.
Scar remodelling is
progressive and cumulative, with each session building upon the previous one. Improvements develop gradually as new collagen is formed, with skin remodelling continuing for
3–6 months
following each treatment.
| Course of 3 | Course of 6 | Additional* | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scar <5cm | £595 | £1120 | £185 |
| Scar >5cm | £895 | £1690 | £280 |
| Face acne scars | £1195 | £2250 | £375 |
| Stretch marks <5x5cm | £695 | £1320 | £220 |
| Stretch marks >5x5 | £995 | £1890 | £315 |
* additional sessions might be required depending on the type and severity of the condition.
