Ultra Laser

Ultra Laser allows full areas to be treated evenly through successive passes. The specialist adapts the energy, density and number of passes to the characteristics of the skin and the treatment goal. Its controlled action allows both lighter and darker skin types to be treated and sessions to be planned at different times of the year. However, it is essential that the specialist assesses each case individually and that photoprotection measures are followed before and after treatment, especially when treating pigmentation or melasma.

Global improvement in skin quality

By acting on the most superficial layers, it promotes renewal of the epidermis and improves the overall appearance of the skin. Over the following days, the skin surface may feel smoother and more even, with a fresher, more radiant tone and a healthier appearance.

Rapid recovery and minimal aftercare

After the session, mild and temporary redness usually appears, sometimes accompanied by a sensation of warmth or slight roughness. It generally does not require interruption of normal daily activities. It is recommended to keep the skin hydrated, use broad-spectrum photoprotection and temporarily avoid intense heat, exfoliation and irritating products.

Ultra Laser is particularly useful for revitalising the skin ahead of a specific date or event. Skin renewal and the so-called healthy glow effect become visible progressively and, approximately eight to ten days after the session, the skin usually appears more radiant, even and rested. For this reason, it may be used as a flash-effect treatment when scheduled sufficiently in advance and after the specialist has assessed the characteristics and needs of the skin.

Uneven tone, pigmentation and melasma

The treatment helps reduce superficial pigmentation and even out skin tone. In melasma, it should be integrated into an individualised dermatological plan that takes into account its triggers, chronic course and tendency to recur. The aim is to improve pigmentation progressively and safely, combining the procedure with photoprotection and home treatment when indicated.

Pores, texture and fine lines

Skin renewal helps enlarged pores appear less visible, smooths minor irregularities and improves the texture of rough or dull skin. It may also soften fine lines and early signs of photoageing, with a natural result that is mainly seen in improved skin quality, radiance and evenness.

The versatility of Ultra Laser allows it to be incorporated into rejuvenation and pigmentation-correction protocols adapted to each patient. It may be used as a standalone treatment or as part of a combined strategy to act on texture, pigmentation, firmness and other signs of ageing. The choice of areas, parameters and combination with other procedures should be made after an individual medical assessment.

Face, eye contour, lips and décolletage

In addition to the full face, Ultra Laser can be used on areas with thin skin or areas particularly exposed to photoageing. It may be useful for improving the quality of the periocular area, softening the skin around the lips and restoring radiance and evenness to the décolletage. The intensity is adjusted to the characteristics of each area to support safe and rapid recovery.

Combination with other technologies and injectable treatments

Ultra Laser may be combined, respecting the indication and appropriate timing, with conventional radiofrequency or radiofrequency microneedling, picosecond laser or intense pulsed light. It may also be integrated into protocols that include injectable treatments. These combinations make it possible to address pigmentation, texture, firmness and skin quality within a personalised treatment plan. The combination of Ultra Laser with radiofrequency is also contemplated by the manufacturer as a strategy to act on different skin layers and needs.