Acne Scar
We understand how acne scarring can have a huge impact on your confidence and everyday life. Therefore, we offer a wide range of clinically-proven and effective treatments to heal and repair the skin and prevent further outbreaks.
About Acne Scar
Acne scars can be a lifelong reminder of a teenage skin condition. Acne scars occur as the skin heals from the pimples, blackheads, and whiteheads that form when oil, bacteria, and dead cells get stuck below the skin’s surface, causing acne breakouts. Acne scars can be typically shaped as indented marks or raised, red areas on the skin that sometimes give it a wavy or mottled appearance.
Acne Scarring
There are different types of acne scars –
- Ice pick scars – Small sharp indentations which narrow at the base of the skin.
- Boxcar scars – Round or oval depressions with steep vertical sides.
- Rolling scars – These scars cause rolling or wave-like depressions across the skin.
- Atrophic – Indented scars that form underneath the normal layers of the skin.
- Hypertrophic or keloid scars – Bumpy, raised and sometimes red scars caused by the over-production of collagen.
The Coolpretty Solution
Coolpretty offers a range of ablative and non-ablative fractional resurfacing solutions to treat different degrees of scar. the Fractional Laser System GCP142 available as part of the Ultra-pulse Mode system, allows for advanced treatment of a variety of severely damaged skin lesions which require synergistic coagulation and ablation for advanced resurfacing (SCAAR). By delivering more powerful pulses than any other laser in its category, the Ultra-pulse reaches an unparalleled depth in a single pulse, enabling physicians to treat and rehabilitate scars more effectively. With the smallest beam diameter and shortest pulse width in the industry, the Ultra-pulse delivers bursts of high energy at low densities that are ideal for a wide range of scar treatments.
- Dermabrasion - Microdermabrasion, Dermabrasion is one of the most effective and common treatments for facial scars.
- Microneedling - This newer treatment uses a small, handheld, needle-studded roller or a handheld “pen” on the surface of the scars.
- Non-Ablative Lasers - Non-ablative lasers use light energy to heat the skin and stimulate collagen production, improving the skin's texture without damaging the skin's surface.
- Fractional Lasers - Fractional CO2 laser skin resurfacing is an internationally recognized technique to improve acne scars.
- Ablative Lasers - Ablative laser resurfacing is a procedure that uses a wand-like laser instrument to remove the upper layers of skin from acne scarring. It is sometimes referred to as "laser peeling" since it removes old skin cells in order to reveal newer, more youthful cells.
Advantages For Physicians
The Fractional Laser System GCP142 is a state-of-the-art piece of equipment designed to deliver precise and controlled laser therapy for a variety of dermatological conditions.
- The GCP142 offers exceptional precision, allowing physicians to target and treat specific areas without affecting the surrounding tissue.
- With the capability to adjust settings and customize treatment parameters, physicians can treat a range of skin issues from wrinkles and fine lines to scars and stretch marks, making the device a multifunctional asset in the clinic.
- Treatments with the GCP142 often require minimal downtime for the patient, which is a significant advantage from a patient satisfaction standpoint
- The fractional nature of the laser means less discomfort during and after the procedure, as it leaves surrounding tissue intact for faster healing.
- By offering a broad range of treatments with a single system, the GCP142 allows for a better return on investment for the practice. It reduces the need for multiple devices and the associated costs.
Acne Scar Treatment Before & After
