Laser treatments

Acne scars, stretch marks and other scars

Suitable treatments:

Fraktionierter CO₂-Laser
Morpheus8®

Acne scars can remain visible even when the actual acne has long since healed. Sunken scars in particular make the skin look uneven and often stand out more in side lighting, in photos or under make-up. Some of those affected feel that their complexion is thereby permanently reminiscent of earlier skin problems.

Scars following operations, injuries or inflammation can also differ noticeably from the surrounding skin. They can be raised, sunken, hardened or irregular. Structural skin changes that are often perceived as similarly bothersome include stretch marks. They occur when the skin stretches strongly within a short time – for example due to pregnancy, growth, weight changes or muscle building. They appear particularly often on the abdomen, hips, chest, thighs or upper arms.

The aim of a treatment is to soften noticeable transitions and make the skin texture appear more even. Scars and stretch marks can generally be improved but not completely removed.

The fractional CO₂ laser creates numerous microscopically small treatment zones and can thereby smooth unevenness and restructure the skin surface. Morpheus8® delivers radiofrequency energy via fine needles into deeper skin layers and can be used in particular for sunken acne scars and deeper structural changes.

Enlarged pores and irregular skin texture

Suitable treatments:

Fraktionierter CO₂-Laser
Thulium-Laser
Morpheus8®

Enlarged pores can make the skin appear coarse, uneven or less even. They are often perceived as bothersome, especially on the nose, cheeks, forehead and chin. Many of those affected notice their pores above all in direct light, in close-up photos or when foundation and powder settle into the skin texture.

Not infrequently, enlarged pores occur together with small unevenness, rough areas of skin or superficial acne scars. This can make the overall complexion look less smooth and fine. With increasing age and decreasing skin firmness, the pores can become even more visible.

The aim of the treatment is therefore not to close the pores completely, but to reduce their visibility, even out unevenness and make the skin texture appear finer overall.

Which method is suitable for this depends on how pronounced the skin changes are. The fractional CO₂ laser is an option above all for a coarser skin texture or additional acne scars. The Thulium laser is suitable for more superficial unevenness, while Morpheus8® can be useful when enlarged pores are associated with decreasing skin firmness.

Pigment spots, sun damage and uneven skin tone

Suitable treatments:

Pikosekundenlaser
Thulium-Laser

Pigment spots can appear in isolated spots or over larger areas and make the skin tone look uneven or blotchy. They often appear on the face, on the décolletage or on the hands – that is, in areas that are regularly exposed to the sun.

However, since pigmentation can have different causes and can lie in different skin layers, a medical assessment is important before treatment. Among other things, this takes into account what type of pigmentation it is, how deep it lies and which skin type is present.

The picosecond laser acts with particularly short pulses specifically on unwanted pigments and is suitable in particular for treating individual pigment spots and sun-related discolouration. The Thulium laser mainly treats superficial skin layers and can be used for more extensive sun damage as well as an uneven skin tone.

Wrinkles, lower-eyelid lines and decreasing skin firmness

Suitable treatments:

Fraktionierter CO₂-Laser
Thulium-Laser
Morpheus8®

Fine lines and wrinkles can make the face look more tired or tense than one actually feels. Small wrinkles under the eyes or around the mouth in particular are often perceived as bothersome, because make-up settles into them or the skin appears less smooth. Over time, the sensitive skin on the lower eyelid in particular can become thinner and more crêpey. Many patients therefore wish for a fresher and smoother complexion without changing their natural facial features.

Depending on the skin condition, the treatment can be directed more at the surface, at deeper skin layers or at both areas. A non-surgical treatment can support skin quality and firmness. Among others, the fractional CO₂ laser is suitable above all for more pronounced lines and an irregular skin surface. The Thulium laser is used rather for finer wrinkles and superficial skin changes. Morpheus8®, on the other hand, acts via radiofrequency energy in deeper skin layers and can support skin firmness.

Treatments in the sensitive lower-eyelid area require a particularly careful medical examination.

Rosacea, couperose and visible veins

Suitable treatment:

Gefäßlaser

Persistent redness or visible small veins often arise from dilated superficial vessels and can make the face look uneven and are often difficult to cover with make-up. The fine veins appear particularly often on the nose, cheeks and chin. While in some people the redness only occurs in certain situations, in others it remains permanently visible.

Depending on the cause, different skin changes may be behind it. With couperose, clearly visible, dilated small veins are usually in the foreground. Rosacea, on the other hand, is a chronic skin condition that, in addition to persistent redness, can also cause nodules, pustules and an unpleasant skin sensation.

With the vascular laser, the light energy is absorbed specifically by the red blood pigment in the vessels. This can reduce couperose, small veins and certain rosacea-related redness. In the case of rosacea, the laser mainly treats the visible vascular changes and redness, but not the underlying condition.

Tattoo removal

Suitable treatment:

Pikosekundenlaser

The colour pigments in tattoos lie at different depths of the skin and can react differently to the treatment depending on the colour and composition. Tattoo removal is therefore planned individually and carried out gradually over several sessions.

The picosecond laser delivers short energy pulses that break the colour pigments into smaller particles. These can then be broken down by the body over a longer period. How quickly a tattoo can be removed depends, among other things, on its size, the colours used, the type of tattoo and the depth of the colour particles in the skin.

Laser treatments for an improved complexion

Our technologies at a glance

Fractional CO₂ laser

Thulium laser

Vascular laser

Morpheus8®

Picosecond laser

What would you like to treat?

Acne scars, stretch marks and other scars

Enlarged pores and irregular skin texture

Pigment spots, sun damage and uneven skin tone

Wrinkles, lower-eyelid lines and decreasing skin firmness

Rosacea, couperose and visible veins

Tattoo removal

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FAQs

Acne scars, stretch marks and other scars

Enlarged pores and irregular skin texture

Pigment spots, sun damage and uneven skin tone

Wrinkles, lower-eyelid lines and decreasing skin firmness

Rosacea, couperose and visible veins

Tattoo removal