Fractional skin resurfacing with a CO₂ laser
- Quick results
- Deep skin rejuvenation
- Minimal downtime
Benefits of fractional skin resurfacing
Fractional skin resurfacing with the DEKA Tetra PRO can effectively improve a range of aesthetic skin concerns, including wrinkles, loss of firmness, uneven texture, post-acne marks, scars, stretch marks, and pigmentation. This treatment is an excellent option for patients who wish to improve their skin’s condition without undergoing a lengthy rehabilitation period.
Minimally invasive treatment
Fractional resurfacing creates precise micro-treatment zones while leaving the surrounding tissue intact. This controlled action helps minimise skin trauma and reduce the risk of adverse effects.
Deep skin rejuvenation
The procedure stimulates cellular renewal and promotes collagen and elastin production, helping to firm the skin, improve its texture, and enhance elasticity. The laser reaches the deeper layers of the skin and acts within the dermis.
Suitable for different skin types
The treatment parameters can be adapted to different skin types and tones following an individual assessment. Appropriate laser settings and aftercare are particularly important for darker skin tones to minimise the risk of pigmentation changes.
Long-lasting results
Following a recommended course of treatments, improvements may remain visible for an extended period. By stimulating natural cellular renewal and collagen production, fractional resurfacing supports progressive and long-lasting improvements in the skin’s appearance.
Fractional skin resurfacing prices
Fractional skin resurfacing
Full face
€399
Fractional skin resurfacing
One facial area (cheeks, forehead, chin, etc.)
€149
Fractional skin resurfacing
Body area
€149
Fractional treatment of post-acne scars
Face, back, décolletage
€299
Fractional treatment of post-acne scars combined with PRP injections and mesotherapy
Face, back, décolletage
€399
CoolPeel skin resurfacing
€199
CoolPeel combined with PRP injections
€299
CoolPeel combined with exosomes
€350
Treatment of keloid and hypertrophic scars
Area 10 × 10 cm
€130
Treatment of keloid and hypertrophic scars combined with BTX
Area 10 × 10 cm
€199
Treatment of keloid and hypertrophic scars
Area 2 x 2 cm
€29
- The patient should arrive 30 minutes before the fractional treatment to allow time for anaesthesia.
What should you know about fractional skin resurfacing?
How does fractional skin resurfacing with DEKA Tetra PRO work?
Fractional skin resurfacing with DEKA Tetra PRO is based on the controlled action of fractional laser energy. The laser beam is divided into numerous microscopic treatment points that target selected areas while leaving the surrounding tissue intact. This stimulates the skin’s natural renewal processes, improves its texture, and promotes new collagen production.
The procedure activates regeneration within the dermis and supports the remodelling of collagen and elastin fibres, helping to improve skin firmness and elasticity. It may be suitable for patients with concerns such as loss of firmness, wrinkles, uneven skin texture, and pigmentation.
Benefits of fractional skin resurfacing with DEKA Tetra PRO
- Minimal downtime The fractional treatment method requires a relatively short recovery period. The skin generally heals quickly, while the risk of adverse reactions is minimised when appropriate treatment parameters and aftercare are followed.
- Deep skin rejuvenationThe laser stimulates renewal processes at different levels of the skin, helping to improve its texture, tone, and overall appearance.
- Reduced skin traumaLaser energy is delivered to precise microscopic treatment zones, leaving the surrounding tissue intact and supporting faster recovery.
- Quick resultNoticeable improvements may become visible after several treatments: wrinkles may appear less pronounced, while the skin can look firmer, smoother, and more even.
- Versatile treatment methodFractional skin resurfacing can address a variety of aesthetic concerns, including wrinkles, pigmentation, uneven texture, and scars.
How is the procedure performed?
The treatment begins with a consultation with a dermatologist, during which your skin condition is assessed and the recommended number of sessions is determined. To minimise discomfort, a topical anaesthetic cream may be applied before the procedure. Laser treatment typically takes 20–30 minutes, depending on the area being treated. Mild redness and a sensation of skin tightness may occur afterwards, but these effects usually subside within a short period.
Results of fractional skin resurfacing with DEKA Tetra PRO
- Improved skin texture and firmness.
- Reduced appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.
- Reduced pigmentation.
- Smoother appearance of scars and stretch marks.
- Overall skin rejuvenation.
Is the procedure painful?
Fractional skin resurfacing is generally well tolerated, although mild discomfort may occur. During the treatment, patients may experience warmth, tingling, or a slight burning sensation in the treated areas. To improve comfort, a topical anaesthetic cream is applied before the procedure to reduce skin sensitivity.
After the procedure, temporary redness, swelling, and a mild burning sensation similar to sunburn may occur. These effects usually subside gradually over the following days, depending on the treatment intensity and the individual skin response. Overall, discomfort is generally moderate, and most patients find the procedure tolerable.
What is the recovery time after the procedure?
The recovery period following fractional skin resurfacing with DEKA Tetra PRO is generally short, and most patients can return to their usual routine within several days. However, the recovery process typically involves several stages:
- First 1–2 days: redness, swelling, and a mild burning sensation may occur. The intensity and duration of these effects depend on the treatment settings and the individual skin response.
- Days 3–7: peeling or small crusts may develop in the treated areas. This is a normal response to fractional laser treatment. Do not scratch, pick, or remove the crusts, as this may increase the risk of scarring or pigmentation changes.
- Days 7–14: the skin usually continues to heal, while redness and peeling gradually subside. Mild residual redness may persist for longer following a more intensive treatment.
- Long-term results: initial improvements may become visible after 3–4 weeks. Collagen remodelling continues for several months, allowing the appearance of the skin to improve gradually. Several sessions may be recommended to achieve optimal results.
To support healing and minimise the risk of hyperpigmentation, follow your doctor’s aftercare instructions carefully. These may include using recommended moisturising products and applying broad-spectrum sunscreen daily.
Which treatments can be combined with laser skin resurfacing?
- MesotherapyActive ingredients are delivered into the skin to support hydration, nourishment, and improved skin tone. Mesotherapy may be performed before or after laser resurfacing as part of an individual treatment plan to support skin recovery and hydration.
- PRP therapy (plasmolifting)Platelet-rich plasma obtained from the patient’s own blood is injected into the skin to support natural regenerative processes. PRP may be combined with laser resurfacing to promote recovery and improve overall skin quality.
- Dermal fillersHyaluronic acid fillers may be used to restore lost volume or correct deeper lines that cannot be addressed by laser resurfacing alone. Filler treatment is generally planned separately once the skin has sufficiently recovered.
- Injectable treatmentsBotulinum toxin and other injectable treatments may be used to reduce the appearance of dynamic facial wrinkles. The appropriate interval between laser resurfacing and injectable treatment is determined by the doctor according to the treatment intensity and skin recovery.
Indications for fractional skin resurfacing
- Wrinkles and loss of firmness: with age, the skin gradually loses elasticity, and fine lines, expression lines, and deeper wrinkles may become more visible.
- Mild skin laxity: reduced skin tone and elasticity may lead to mild tissue sagging. Fractional resurfacing can help improve firmness but is not intended to correct significant ptosis.
- Uneven skin texture: the procedure may help improve selected pigmentation irregularities and textural changes that develop after inflammation.
- Acne scars: fractional resurfacing may reduce the appearance of atrophic and selected hypertrophic acne scars following an individual medical assessment.
- Uneven skin tone: the procedure may help improve selected pigmentation irregularities and textural changes that develop after inflammation.
- Post-traumatic or surgical scars: fractional resurfacing may be used to improve the appearance of both newer and older scars.
- Keloid and hypertrophic scars: the procedure may be used as part of an individually planned combination treatment to reduce their visibility and improve texture.
- Stretch marks: fractional laser treatment may improve stretch marks caused by pregnancy, rapid weight changes, or skin stretching.
- Newer and older stretch marks: the treatment may improve the appearance of both recent and mature stretch marks, although the response varies depending on their age, depth, and location.
How should you prepare for the procedure?
- Consultation with a dermatologist or qualified specialist Before the procedure, a specialist should assess your skin condition, identify possible contraindications, and recommend an appropriate treatment plan.
- Avoid intensive sun exposureAvoid prolonged sun exposure and tanning beds for 2–3 weeks before the procedure.
- Adjust your skincare routineApproximately one week before the procedure, you may be advised to stop using topical products containing retinoids, AHA acids, or other potentially irritating ingredients that increase skin sensitivity. Do not discontinue prescription treatments without consulting your doctor.
- MedicationCertain medications, including anticoagulants and other blood-thinning medicines, may affect the procedure. Inform your doctor about all medications and supplements you take. Do not stop taking prescribed medication unless instructed by the prescribing doctor.
- Chronic conditions and inflammationInform your doctor if you have a chronic illness, active inflammation, or a skin condition such as eczema or psoriasis. Laser treatment is generally postponed when an active infection or inflammation is present in the treatment area.
Contraindications
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Active inflammatory skin conditions in the treatment area (including acne flare-ups, eczema, dermatitis, etc.)
- Active cancer or ongoing oncological treatment
- Immune system disorders or immunosuppressive treatment
- A history of keloid scarring (rare accidents)
- Uncontrolled hormonal disorders or medical conditions affecting the skin
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