September 2026

Laser tattoo removal is a course of treatments spread over many months, and what you do between appointments affects the outcome as much as what happens during them. Ink is cleared by your own body, and…

Both remove tissue from the skin surface. Both prompt collagen production. Both are described as ablative resurfacing, and both are used for textural change, pigmentation and ageing skin. The difference is heat, and it decides everything…

UltraClear is a fibre laser used for resurfacing, and the reason it gets discussed separately from other lasers is the wavelength it uses. At 2910 nanometres it sits at a point where water absorbs light very…

Pigmentation is the most requested skin concern in most clinics, and the most frequently mistreated. The reason is that brown marks on skin are not one condition. They have different causes, sit at different depths, and…

Most laser resurfacing works by heating the skin. That heat is what prompts collagen production, and it is also what causes the redness, the swelling and the week of recovery that follows. Cool Laser takes a…

Both are fractional lasers. Both treat the skin in microscopic columns. Both improve tone, texture and pigmentation, and both are chosen over ablative resurfacing when downtime matters. On paper they look interchangeable. In practice they occupy…

Most resurfacing treatments ask you to trade downtime for results. A week of peeling buys a bigger change than an afternoon of redness, and that trade-off is the main thing separating one laser from another. LaseMD…