Non-Ablative Fractional Renewal
1550/1927 Fibre Laser
Deep fractional renewal without removing the surface — smoother skin with minimal downtime.
- Best for
- Texture, pores, pigment, melasma-prone skin
- Downtime
- 24–48 hrs mild redness & puffiness
- Sessions
- 3–5, spaced 4–6 weeks apart
- Skin types
- Suitable for most tones, incl. darker
About the treatment
The 1550nm and 1927nm fibre laser wavelengths deliver fractional energy beneath an intact skin surface, stimulating deep collagen renewal while the outer layer stays unbroken. That means real resurfacing results with only a day or two of redness.
The 1550nm wavelength is the workhorse for texture, scarring and pores; the 1927nm is tuned for pigment and surface clarity. Together they allow us to treat tone and texture in a single, well-tolerated session — including on darker skin tones that don't suit ablative resurfacing.
What it treats
- Uneven texture
- Enlarged pores
- Melasma-prone pigment
- Sun damage
- Fine lines
- Acne scarring (mild–moderate)
How it works
The process, step by step.
- 01
Select
The 1550 or 1927 wavelength — or both — is chosen for your texture and tone goals.
- 02
Fractionate
Micro-beams treat a grid of deep points while the surface stays intact.
- 03
Renew
Collagen and pigment clearance build over the following weeks and sessions.
Is this right for me?
1550/1927 Fibre Laser suits you if you're…
Suitability is always confirmed at your consultation and skin analysis before any treatment is booked.
- Wanting genuine resurfacing without a week of downtime
- Darker or melasma-prone skin unsuited to ablative lasers
- Maintaining results between deeper corrective treatments
Questions
Everything you might ask.
Is it painful?
Most clients describe warmth and a prickling sensation; the skin is numbed beforehand for comfort.
How is it different to Er:YAG?
Er:YAG removes the surface (ablative, more downtime, deeper correction). Fibre laser keeps the surface intact — gentler, safer for more skin tones, with cumulative results.