- addresses issues like sunspots, age spots, and melasma.
- helps in diminishing acne scars and other textural irregularities.
- minimizes the appearance of uneven skin tone and discolouration.
- promotes collagen production for firmer, more elastic skin.
- effective for various skin types and tones, including darker skin tones.
- targets specific skin concerns with minimal damage to surrounding tissue.
- Minimal downtime, quick return to daily activities.
- provides an ongoing improvement in skin appearance over time.
- enhances the overall appearance and radiance of the skin.

MLA delivers fractional laser energy to the skin, meaning that it treats only a fraction of the skin's surface area during each session. This approach creates microscopic treatment zones within the skin, leaving surrounding tissue unaffected. Fractional technology promotes faster healing and recovery compared to traditional laser treatments, as it allows untreated areas to aid in the regeneration process. The MLA creates small, controlled micro-wounds in the skin's upper layers using fractionated laser energy. These micro-wounds stimulate the body's natural healing response, triggering the production of new collagen and elastin fibres. As a result, the skin becomes firmer, smoother, and more youthful over time.
One of the key benefits of the MLA is its ability to stimulate collagen production and remodelling within the skin. Collagen is a vital protein that provides structural support to the skin, helping to maintain its firmness and elasticity. By promoting collagen synthesis, the MLA helps to improve skin texture, reduce fine lines and wrinkles, and minimize the appearance of scars and other imperfections.

Skins presenting with:
- acne scars
- skin laxity
- collagen degredation
- fine lines
- deep rhytides (wrinkles)

• uneven skin tone
• benign pigmented lesions - sun spots, freckles, hori's nevus
• melanoma
• post inflammatory hyperpigmentation
• acne scarring
• skin rejuvenation
• enlarged pores
• fine lines
• cosmetic tattoos
- skin laxity
- deep rhytides (wrinkles)
- collagen degredation

The ultra-short pulse means great results can be achieved with less downtime than traditional lasers and has far lower risk of adverse reactions such as hyperpigmentation.
Improvement can be seen generally after the first treatment, 2 weeks following the procedure.
The skin will then continue to improve for 3-6 months post-treatment, depending on lifestyle factors and skincare consistency.
Optimal results require multiple treatments which is generally discussed during consultation.

Each skin is very unique to the next, so each treatment plan may be catered differently.
Commonly, a minimum of 4 sessions is required for positive outcomes.

• No direct sun exposure to the area for 2 weeks prior and wear an SPF daily
• No heat activities 12 hours prior to treatment
• No fake tan or makeup can be on the skin at the time of treatment

• Avoid sun exposure and use a broad spectrum (UVA/UVB) sunscreen to prevent further sun damage
• Bruising, redness and swelling are common and resolve with time
• A heat rash or urticaria type of response is common and will resolve with time.
• An antihistamine can be taken to alleviate symptoms such as itchiness
• Treated pigment will turn darker (brown to black) within 24-48 hours
• Do not pick at treated areas
• Treated pigment will exfoliate off the face in approximately 1 week
• Treated pigment will exfoliate off the body in approximately 2-3 weeks
• It is important to use stratacel until the lesions have fully exfoliate off. It is to be used morning and night and reapplied if you wet your face or sweat the product off
• Avoid heat – hot tubs, saunas, etc. for 1-2 days
• Avoid skin irritants (examples below) until the pigmented lesions have fully sloughed off
• Products containing tretinoin, retinol, benzoyl peroxide, glycolic/salicylic acids, astringents, exfoliants etc.
• Notify clinic of any concerns (blistering, excessive redness/swelling, etc.)
• Consult with clinic about when to resume skincare regime.