05/02/2026
After fractional ablative laser treatments like UltraClear, the skin doesn’t just heal — it remodels for several months.
This imaging shows something patients often don’t expect:
redness can look more visible a few months after treatment — and that can be completely normal.
Why? Because laser resurfacing stimulates collagen renewal and new micro-circulation (angiogenesis) as part of the healing process. The skin is also thinner, clearer, and less pigmented, which can make underlying blood vessels easier to detect on diagnostic imaging — even when the skin looks calm in normal light.
This doesn’t mean the treatment didn’t work. In fact, it often means the regenerative phase is still active.
At this stage, it’s very common to support the skin with a vascular laser, which helps calm residual redness, stabilize blood vessels, and refine the final result.
Skin treatments are a journey, not a single step — resurfacing improves texture and pigmentation, while vascular laser helps perfect tone and clarity.
This is how we achieve natural, balanced results.
