Fotona4D laser therapies

The treatment focuses on different target tissues, such as nasolabial folds, minor imperfections – pimples, hairs, pigmentation, fine lines, etc., while stimulating new collagen synthesis and remodelling and firming up existing collagen, smoothing the skin and improving its quality. Another major advantage of laser treatment, compared to the use of neurotoxins and fillers, is the improvement of skin quality and texture. This not only rejuvenates the face, but also significantly reduces the effects of ageing. As procedures of the type bring about gradual skin composition changes, the results appear for months after the last treatment and reach full maturity 4–6 months later.

3 to 4 treatments are recommended, the final number dependent on the condition of the skin, followed by a touch-up procedure about once a year.

No preparation or anaesthesia necessary. Avoiding the sun for at least 2 weeks before and after the procedure is recommended.

After treatment, an occlusive cream is applied to the skin. At home, it is recommended to use cicaplast ointment or mild moisturisers without active ingredients for at least 3 days and to avoid the sun for 2 weeks, or the use of SPF.

The skin will remain red for 1 to 2 days. In the following days, it will start to peel.

Procedure duration: 35–40min.

This method uses a specific laser pulse length which helps heat penetrate deep into the skin, which affects the collagen in the dermis. This results in the formation of new collagen and existing collagen remodelling. The results of the procedure immediate and persist for several months after the last treatment. It impacts wrinkles and sagging tissue while also improving skin quality and texture. The procedure is perfectly safe for the eyes.

3 to 4 treatments are recommended, the final number dependent on the condition of the skin, followed by a touch-up procedure about once a year.

Before treatment: topical anaesthetic for at least 30 min. Avoiding the sun for at least 2 weeks before and after the procedure is recommended.

After treatment, an occlusive cream is applied to the skin. At home, it is recommended to use cicaplast ointment or mild moisturisers without active ingredients for at least 3 days and to avoid the sun for 2 weeks, or the use of SPF.

For about 1-2 days, the skin will become red, and temporarily, you may experience a slight swelling of the eyelids (max. 2 days). In the following days, the skin will start to peel off.

Procedure duration: 20min.

Based on the principle of laser “drilling” of tiny but deep holes, the skin then heals from the undamaged areas with a higher primary healing quality. Based on the condition of the skin and preferences, the procedure can be adjusted by efficacy level, which in turn impacts the both the invasiveness and recovery time.

Before treatment: topical anaesthetic for at least 30 min. Avoiding the sun for at least 2 weeks before and after the procedure is recommended.

After treatment, Stratacel gel is applied to the skin. At home, it is recommended to use cicaplast ointment or mild moisturisers without active ingredients for at least 3 days and to avoid the sun for 2 weeks, or the use of SPF.

Tiny spots will remain visible on the skin for 2–5 days (based on the invasiveness), then gradually peel off. A redness which may persists up to 10–14 days will continue to stain the skin; however, it generally subsides in a matter of days.

Procedure duration: 20–25 min.

Compared to the SMOOTH method, this therapy impacts deeper tissues and irregularities.

3 to 4 treatments are recommended, the final number dependent on the condition of the skin, followed by a touch-up procedure about once a year.

No preparation or anaesthesia required. Avoiding the sun for at least 2 weeks before and after the procedure is recommended.

After treatment, an occlusive cream is applied to the skin. At home, it is recommended to use cicaplast ointment or mild moisturisers without active ingredients for at least 3 days and to avoid the sun for 2 weeks, or the use of SPF.

The skin will remain red for 1 to 2 days but immediately take on a radiant and fuller appearance.

Procedure duration: 25min.

The treatment is based on deeply “damaging” islands of the skin with laser pulses. This allows the skin to heal more effectively from undamaged areas. The procedure should be repeated until a satisfactory portion of the affected skin is achieved and the scarring is no longer noticeable. In case of deeper scars, the method can also be combined with partial ablative laser resurfacing. Often, however, the appearance can be additionally improved with complementary rejuvenating techniques that make the skin fuller and tighter.

Before treatment: topical anaesthetic for at least 30 min. Avoiding the sun for at least 2 weeks before and after the procedure is recommended.

After treatment, Stratacel gel is applied to the skin. At home, it is recommended to use cicaplast ointment or mild moisturisers without active ingredients for at least 3 days and to avoid the sun for 2 weeks, or the use of SPF.

Tiny spots will remain visible on the skin for 4–5 days (based on the invasiveness and depth), then gradually peel off. A redness which may persists up to 10–14 days will continue to stain the skin; however, it generally subsides in a matter of days.

Procedure duration: 20–25min.

Based on the appearance of the stretch marks, we combine wavelengths that penetrate the upper layers of the skin and are selectively absorbed by the haemoglobin and melanin, impacting the colour of the stretch marks. Depending on the shape and skin quality, stretch marks can also be reduced or made tighter while fractional remodelling can reduce scars and make them less obvious. The procedure must be tailored specifically to every individual patient on the basis of the appearance, time of appearance, and skin quality.

Before treatment: topical anaesthetic for at least 30 minutes.

After therapy, we apply a silicone gel to the treated areas. Patients are encouraged to treat them at home with cicaplast or bepanthen.

A couple of day after the procedure, small scabs become visible which soon fall off. Redness may persist for up to 14 days, but usually disappears after a few days. The recovery time also depends on stretch mark type and procedure depth.

Procedure duration: based on size of treated area. Approx. 30 min

Before treatment: local anaesthetic.

For 3 days after the treatment, antibiotic ointment should be applied. For the next 5 days, we advise against activities that cause profuse sweating, swimming, visits to the sauna and wetting the wound in general.

Depending on the size and depth of the lesion, mild bleeding may first occur at the site of removal, followed by scabbing, which soon falls off after about a week. Occasionally, after the removal of larger lesions, the wound might take longer to heal.

Procedure duration: 25–30min.

This method uses a specific laser pulse length which helps heat penetrate deep into the skin. This triggers a cascading reaction that stimulates hair follicle growth. This treatment is suitable for subjects who have recently lost their hair or whose hair has thinned and become finer.

Approx. 8 treatments recommended, every second week, followed by touch-ups.

No preparation or anaesthesia required.

No specific instructions after treatment.

Procedure duration: 20–25min.

In part, results become visible after just a couple of days. However, larger visible veins will usually slightly change colour and after a week or two disappear.

Most often, several treatment which are repeated every month are necessary. Approx. 3–4.

No special preparation is necessary before the procedure. During the procedure, the skin is cooled extensively with cold air and ice.

After the procedure, a corticosteroid cream is applied to the treated area, and patients continue to use cicaplast, bepanthen or a different moisturising cream and SPF for 3 days.

Procedure time: based on total number of veins. 20–30min.

 The procedure usually begins with wart ablation, followed by thermal treatment of the war base, causing necrosis. The surrounding skin remains undamaged.

Usually, the should be repeated (2–3 times); occasionally, however, a single therapy will suffice.

Preparation: topical anaesthetic for at least 30 minutes. Occasionally, we also use a local anaesthetic injection.

After therapy, an antibiotic ointment is applied to the area, and the patient is instructed to use cicaplast or bepanthen at home.