Laser Leaxer uses 1470 nm Er laser technology and fractional technology that creates tiny channels in the skin. It supports the skin's natural regeneration and can help active ingredients penetrate it more effectively.

The treatment stimulates, among other things, the production of collagen and elastin, which contribute to better skin firmness and elasticity. Cooling with cold air also makes the treatment more comfortable.

IR Leaxer offers different treatments for skin texture, radiance, pigmentation, and firmness.

Soft Laser Peel - gentle skin rejuvenation

Soft laser peel uses a 1470 nm wavelength to gently and effectively rejuvenate the skin. The treatment can improve texture, radiance, and firmness without removing the outermost layer of the skin.

Laser Lift – lifting laser treatment
Laser Lift uses Er laser technology to stimulate collagen and elastin. The treatment can support a firmer and tighter appearance without surgery or subcutaneous intervention.

Treatment for acne-prone skin and post-acne marks

1470 nm Er laser technology is also used to treat acne-prone skin, both when acne is active and when marks or uneven texture remain.

The laser energy can help calm inflammatory responses in the skin and support its natural regeneration.

Additionally, the treatment stimulates collagen production, which can help improve skin texture and reduce the appearance of post-acne marks.

The treatment is always tailored to the condition of the skin and the goals being pursued.

Laser Leaxer uses 1470 nm fractional laser technology and offers precise and controlled treatment. With the same technology, various goals can be achieved, such as skin texture, radiance, firmness, and uneven pigmentation.

Fractional technology creates tiny channels in the skin, simultaneously stimulating its natural regeneration and the production of collagen and elastin.

Cool air cooling is used concurrently to enhance comfort during treatment.

The results of laser treatments cannot be considered permanent in the sense that the skin stops changing.

The skin continues to age and will continue to be affected by, among other things, sunlight, lifestyle, and natural bodily changes.

However, the effects of the treatment can continue to develop over time, as the skin's regeneration process and collagen production take time.

Maintenance treatments may be suitable later, according to individual needs and goals.

It depends on the condition of the skin, the area being treated, and the goals of the treatment.

Some may be satisfied with changes after a few sessions, while others prefer a course of treatment over a longer period.

A treatment plan is therefore best determined individually after an assessment of the skin and the desired results.

It is best to arrive with clean skin and to avoid excessive sun exposure and tanning before the treatment.

Inform your therapist beforehand if you are using medications or skincare products that may increase skin photosensitivity, if you have recently undergone another powerful skin treatment, or if you have sensitive, damaged, or irritated skin in the area to be treated.

It is also important to notify if you are prone to cold sores, especially if the area around the mouth is to be treated.

Your skin may be more sensitive than usual immediately after laser treatment. It is important to protect your skin from the sun, use good sunscreen, and keep it well moisturized.

Products or treatments that may irritate the skin should be avoided while it is recovering.

Your therapist will provide more detailed instructions after your appointment based on the treatment performed and your skin's reactions.

Laser treatment is not suitable for everyone, so it's important to review your health, medication use, and skin condition before starting treatment.

Treatment is generally not performed on areas with active infections, open wounds, or significant irritation. Special consideration is also needed for those who are very tanned, have recently had significant sun exposure, have a history of abnormal scarring, or are taking medications that can increase photosensitivity or affect skin healing.

Laser treatments are generally not performed during pregnancy.

If there is any doubt whether treatment is suitable, it is important to discuss it with your therapist before booking an appointment.