Case Study

Face Laser Resurfacing Before & After Photos

Before

The patient presented with very deep creases on his cheeks and other areas of his face. These types of deeper lines respond very well to our Erbium resurfacing laser.

After

This is the patient just one month post his Erbium resurfacing procedure. Notice the dramatic improvement in the deeper lines and texture of the skin.

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Laser Resurfacing for a More Radiant Skin

Laser resurfacing treatments are often used for their anti-ageing benefits. In some cases, they can correct some skin abnormalities too. Needless to say, laser resurfacing is commonly obtained in Australia.

A treatment such as laser resurfacing includes many factors, so patients must acquire more information before making an informed decision about the treatment. If you wish to learn more about laser resurfacing and the main aspects of the treatment, please read the information provided by The Dr Lanzer Clinic below.

Is There a Preferred Skin Type for Laser Resurfacing Treatments?

Patients with certain skin tones can expect enhanced results from laser resurfacing. Patients with a fair skin tone tend to be prime candidates for laser resurfacing. While patients with a darker skin tone can still obtain this treatment, cosmetic surgeons often need to use different types of lasers to provide a similar effect.

When a patient has a darker skin tone, melanocytes could lead to an overreaction of pigments. In turn, this can lead to the skin to turn brown. To prevent this problem, cosmetic surgeons will use a fractional laser, which has a reduced chance of causing this effect post-treatment.

Is Laser Resurfacing a Good Treatment for Fine Lines and Wrinkles?

Laser resurfacing is an extremely effective treatment for signs of ageing. Even though fine lines and wrinkles are symptoms we all experience at one point in life, some patients can experience premature signs of ageing, making them look older than they actually are. Some patients simply want to reduce the lines and wrinkles influencing their appearance.

During laser resurfacing, cosmetic surgeons can remove the outer and inner dermis of the skin. In turn, this influences a patient’s skin tone and can increase the production of collagen. The damage caused by the laser therefore has multiple functions. Firstly, the increased production of collagen will make the skin smoother and tighter. Secondly, the treatment will reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.

To enhance the results obtained from a laser resurfacing treatment, patients are advised to take good care of their skin. The Dr Lanzer Clinic can assist you with finding a good skincare routine or recommend additional treatments to promote the healing process as well as maintain the results from the treatment.

Is Laser Resurfacing a Treatment That Can Be Combined with Other Treatments?

A laser resurfacing treatment can be combined with surgical and non-surgical procedures that are provided at The Dr Lanzer Clinic. Of course, the type of treatments that laser resurfacing can be combined with will be subject to the skin-related issues you wish to address. Thus, a consultation with Dr Lanzer will be recommended to gain access to the best treatment route.

Where Can I View Examples of Laser Resurfacing Executed at The Dr Lanzer Clinic?

The Dr Lanzer Clinic website contains several pages of case studies. These case studies show before and after photographs of specific procedures; this enables patients to gain insight into the results that can be obtained by a treatment they are interested in.

As is the case with all before and after photographs, it is important for patients to see the provided case studies as examples. Results vary from patient to patient and are subject to the problems you wish to correct or address. Thus, always speak to Dr Lanzer to get a more accurate view on the results you could expect.

How Do I Book an Appointment for Laser Resurfacing at The Dr Lanzer Clinic?

To make an appointment for laser resurfacing, please head over to the web form and enter your information. Alternatively, you can also send us an email or contact our team of receptionists via telephone.