Erbium Glass Deep Dermal Renewal

Service Description

Deep Dermal Laser Renewal is a fractional erbium glass laser treatment designed to support deep skin renewal, texture refinement and overall skin quality. This non-ablative fractional laser technology delivers controlled energy into the deeper layers of the skin while preserving the surface. The treatment supports the skin’s natural renewal processes and may be suitable for individuals seeking gradual improvement in skin texture, tone and firmness with reduced downtime compared to ablative laser procedures. Who may consider this service? This treatment may be considered by individuals concerned about: • Uneven or rough skin texture • Visible skin ageing changes • Acne-related or post-surgical scarring • Enlarged pores • Sun-related skin changes • General skin quality and resilience Treatment approach Each treatment plan is personalised following a detailed consultation and skin assessment. Some clients may choose a single session to support skin refreshment, while others may consider a course of treatments spaced over time to support progressive skin renewal. Treatment frequency is determined individually. How it works The fractional erbium glass laser creates microscopic treatment zones within the dermis while leaving surrounding tissue intact. This approach supports controlled skin stimulation and collagen renewal over time while helping to minimise recovery time. What to expect • Duration – treatment time varies depending on the area treated • Downtime – temporary redness, swelling or skin sensitivity may occur and usually settles progressively • Recovery – recovery time varies between individuals and depends on skin response • Results – changes develop gradually as the skin renews Individual responses vary and outcomes cannot be guaranteed. This service is intended to support aesthetic skin appearance and confidence and is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent medical conditions. Temporary redness, swelling, sensitivity, peeling or changes in skin appearance may occur. Full risks, aftercare guidance and recovery expectations are discussed during consultation.