Acne Scar Treatments IN Burbank, CA
Get beautiful skin that’s free of acne scars. We use an advanced laser for scar treatment including acne and surgical scars. Acne Scar in Burbank, CA can be treated with laser acne scar removal, a non-invasive approach to scar treatment that offers excellent results without the discomfort and downtime of surgery. It uses powerful fractional laser technology or laser rejuvenation to reduce the look of scars without harming the surrounding skin. In just a few treatments, scars are much less visible, leaving behind smoother, more attractive skin.
The advantages of this treatment include:
- Little to no downtime treatments
- Simple procedure with minimal discomfort
- Quick, non-invasive treatment
- Excellent scar removal outcomes
How does laser acne scar treatment work?
Fraxel Laser is FDA approved to treat Acne Scar in Burbank, CA on the face and body, periorbital wrinkles, and melasma. It has also received FDA approval for skin resurfacing procedures, including photocoagulation of pigmented lesions such as age spots, sun spots, and dyschromia (a pigmentation disorder of skin or hair). About an hour before the Fraxel treatment, your dermatologist will begin by applying a topical cream to numb the area of the skin to be treated. The Fraxel Laser is then used on the damaged skin, treating the dermis and epidermis layers. Healthy skin is left alone to help the treated area heal and rejuvenate. New collagen will be produced where the old skin cells used to be, and your radiant skin will grow.
FAQ'S
What types of scars can be treated?
Laser scar treatment is FDA-approved for surgical and acne scars on any body area, including the face.
How long does it take?
The Laser scar treatment procedure can be performed within 30 minutes, depending on the size of the treatment area.
How many Acne Scar Treatment will I need?
Most people may need three to seven Acne Scar Treatment for optimum aesthetic results.
Are there any side effects of Acne Scar Treatment?
Typical symptoms of Acne Scar Treatment include temporary redness and swelling at the treatment site, which should last only a few days.