13/01/2026
Ablative / Micro Core Laser isn’t “too aggressive”
1. Ablative/ Micro Core Laser is precise and controllable when correctly selected and delivered.
It remains a well-established option for addressing skin texture concerns, scarring, and collagen remodelling when used appropriately and conservatively.
2. Downtime is part of biology, not a complication.
Yes, recovery is expected.
No, it is not tissue damage when performed correctly.
Skin is a living organ with a natural healing response. Recovery time varies depending on treatment depth and individual factors.
3. One session doesn’t undo years of skin change
Ablative/ Micro Core laser can support meaningful skin improvement, but it works within biological limits.
Results develop progressively as collagen remodels over time.
Consistency and appropriate treatment planning matter more than intensity.
If you want collagen, texture improvement, scar repair, and long-term resilience - nothing in aesthetics outperforms a properly performed laser treatment.
4. Adverse outcomes are usually technique or selection related
Scary photos you see online? 99% are incorrect settings or wrong patients.
When treatment parameters, skin type, and wound healing principles are respected, complications are uncommon.
Burns, lines of demarcation, and pigment issues come from misuse - not the laser itself
Issues such as prolonged redness or pigment change are more often linked to inappropriate settings or patient selection, not the technology itself.
5. Ablative/ Micro Core Laser doesn’t replace surgery — it serves a different purpose
Surgical procedures address tissue position.
Ablative/ Micro Core laser addresses skin quality, structure, and thickness.
For many patients, it may help optimise skin health and delay the need for more invasive interventions — depending on individual goals and anatomy.
Individual outcomes vary. Treatment suitability and expected recovery are assessed during consultation.