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Fractional Laser Resurfacing (ProFractional & Ablative Erbium)

Type

Laser Therapy (HILT)

Duration

1 hour

Sciton ProFractional and Ablative Erbium fractional laser resurfacing to treat acne scars, wrinkles, sun damage, and skin texture irregularities. The ProFractional delivers precise microchannels of ablative energy to stimulate deep collagen remodelling, while the ablative Erbium mode provides full-surface resurfacing for more advanced photoageing. Alma Hybrid CO2/Erbium fractional laser is also available for combined ablative-thermal remodelling. Downtime varies by energy setting.

Skin Laser Longevity by Dr Natasha Cook in Darlinghurst, Sydney, offers expert fractional laser resurfacing using two Sciton platforms — the ProFractional Erbium laser and the Ablative Erbium laser — as well as the Alma Hybrid CO2/Erbium fractional laser. These modalities place the clinic among Sydney's most technically equipped specialist dermatology practices for skin resurfacing in Australia. The Sciton ProFractional laser delivers ablative microchannels into the dermis at a controlled density and depth, creating a fractional injury pattern surrounded by islands of intact skin that serve as a healing reservoir, significantly reducing recovery time compared to fully ablative resurfacing while driving meaningful dermal collagen remodelling. The clinician can precisely tune the channel depth and density to match the severity of the condition: for acne scarring, deep rolling and boxcar scars benefit from higher density, deeper passes; for photoaged skin with fine lines and uneven texture, moderate-density passes at shallower depths yield excellent smoothing and collagen renewal. The Sciton Ablative Erbium mode removes the entire surface of the treated zone to a controlled depth, making it the preferred approach for more advanced sun damage, thickened photo-aged skin, and deeper wrinkles that require full-surface resurfacing rather than fractional treatment. The Alma Hybrid system combines CO2 and Erbium energies in a single pass — the CO2 component contributes coagulative thermal energy that promotes haemostasis and deeper dermal heating for contraction, while the Erbium energy ablates with precision and minimal residual thermal damage, creating a synergistic resurfacing effect ideal for patients seeking maximal skin renewal. Dr Cook's 20+ years of clinical dermatology experience and fellowship training at the Australasian College of Dermatology make her practice one of the most credentialed options for laser resurfacing in Sydney and NSW. All procedures begin with a thorough pre-treatment consultation and include post-treatment follow-up.

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