Laser Facial For Skin Rejuvenation

Yes, as every clinic needs a record of a laser patch test been carried out for safety and insurance purposes. A patch test ensures there are no adverse reactions before going ahead with full treatment. Your test is normally performed on an area that is not directly visible to anyone else and you will need to wait for 48h ours before you can go ahead with your first treatment. This is complimentary and carried out during your consultation.

You may experience mild redness and swelling, similar to a slight sunburn, post-treatment. These symptoms typically subside within a few hours to days. Depending on the treatment intensity, you might notice an immediate improvement, with more significant results appearing as your skin continues to heal and rejuvenate over the following months.

Most clients describe the discomfort as minimal, often likening it to a light snapping sensation against the skin.

You may notice improvements within a few weeks, with optimal results becoming more apparent after several months as your skin produces more collagen.

Yes, laser skin treatment is safe when performed by qualified practitioners. We use FDA-approved laser systems, ensuring the highest standards of safety and efficacy.

Proper aftercare is crucial to ensure the best results and minimise any potential side effects. Clients are advised to avoid sun exposure and to apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen to the treated areas to protect the skin from UV damage. It is also recommended to use gentle skincare products to avoid irritating the treated skin. Keeping the area clean and avoiding abrasive treatments or chemical-laden products will help the skin heal more effectively.

For 48 hours after treatment, we advise avoiding any further heat on the area, such as hot showers or baths, as well as intense exercise and active skincare products. However, the use of skincare products is advised on an individual basis during the consultation. It’s also important to follow any specific instructions provided by your skin specialist.

Yes, laser treatment is not suitable for individuals who:

• Are hypersensitive to light, have sun-damaged skin, or had recent unprotected sun exposure.
• Take medication increasing sunlight sensitivity, anticoagulants, or oral isotretinoin.
• Have seizure disorders triggered by light or a history of keloid formation.
• Have an active infection, open wound, significant illness, or a history of cancer.
• Are pregnant or have been recently.
• Have had Botox injections or fillers in the treatment area within the last 2 weeks.

Consult with our specialist to determine your suitability during your appointment.

To prepare for your laser treatment:

• Avoid AHA/BHA products (e.g., glycolic/salicylic acid) for 48 hours prior.
• Do not use active skincare, scrubs, or vitamin A products (e.g., retinol) for 5-7 days prior.
• Avoid topical prescription products for 7 days before treatment.
• No laser/heat treatments on the area for 2 weeks before.
• Ensure the treatment area is free from makeup, perfume, and creams.
• Avoid sun exposure, sunbeds, and fake tan for one month prior. Use SPF 30 sunscreen.

Yes, you can combine laser treatments with other skin rejuvenation procedures such as chemical peels or microneedling for enhanced results. Our specialist can design a customised treatment plan for you.

The longevity of the results varies among individuals, but with proper skincare and sun protection, you can expect the improvements to last for several months to a year. We may recommend maintenance sessions.

At Omniya Clinic, we offer a variety of advanced skin rejuvenation treatments, including:

• Dermapen Microneedling to enhance skin texture.
• OmniJuve Facial which combines chemical peel, laser and LED therapies for comprehensive rejuvenation.
• Morpheus8 which uses microneedling and radiofrequency for contouring and wrinkle reduction.

Each treatment is customized to meet individual skin needs, ensuring optimal results. Book a free consultation to find the best treatment for you.