Laser skin resurfacing treats microscopic columns of skin and leaves the tissue between them intact, so the area repairs and lays down new collagen over the following weeks. It is used for acne scarring, rough texture and uneven tone. In deeper skin tones it is staged across several conservative sessions, because post-inflammatory pigmentation is the risk that has to be managed.
Fractional laser treats tiny columns of skin and leaves the skin between them intact, so the area heals fast and lays down new collagen over the following weeks. For Indian skin we stage it across several conservative sessions rather than one aggressive pass, because post-inflammatory pigmentation — not the laser itself — is the risk that matters. Patch tested and primed first.
Done in Chromepet, Chennai. Results vary from person to person — the doctor tells you what to expect at your FREE consultation.
Book online or call. The doctor examines your skin or hair and tells you whether this treatment will work for you.
You get the plan, the number of sessions and the exact price before you start. Nothing to pay in advance.
Done by trained female therapists in a private room, with the doctor on site. Settings chosen for your skin tone.
Progress photos at every visit, simple aftercare, and reviews so the plan is adjusted if it needs to be.
Typically three to six sessions four to six weeks apart, set by what is being treated and how the skin responds. Deep or long-standing acne scarring generally needs the upper end, and improvement continues for months after the last session.
Redness and a sandpaper texture for three to five days, sometimes with light flaking, and a sunburnt sensation on the day. Make-up usually goes back on after a few days. Book it for a quiet week rather than the week of an event.
This is the question that matters most in Fitzpatrick IV–V skin, and the honest answer is that resurfacing is safe here when it is done conservatively and risky when it is not. Melanin-rich skin answers heat and injury with pigment, so the thing to manage is post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation rather than the laser itself. That means priming the skin for a few weeks beforehand, patch testing, lower density and energy, adequate spacing between sessions, and strict sun protection afterwards. A single dramatic session sold as a transformation carries materially more pigmentation risk in Indian skin than a staged course, and takes far longer to recover from when it goes wrong.
Quick answers before you book. Anything else, ask the doctor at your FREE consultation.
No honest treatment erases scarring. A realistic course produces a marked reduction in depth and visibility — patients often describe scars catching the light less — and how much depends on the scar type, its depth and how long it has been there.
Yes, with settings chosen for the skin tone and a staged approach. The risk to manage is temporary post-inflammatory pigmentation, which conservative density, priming and strict sun protection address. It is the protocol that makes it safe, not the name on the machine.
Three to five days of redness and roughness for most people, occasionally a little longer. Plan it for a quiet week rather than before a wedding or a presentation.
Usually three to six, four to six weeks apart. After the first session you should be told how your skin responded and whether that estimate still stands.
Texture change becomes noticeable a few weeks in and keeps improving for months after the final session, because collagen remodelling is slow. Judging it a fortnight after a session is too early.
Numbing cream is applied beforehand, and the sensation is usually described as hot prickling, with the skin feeling sunburnt for a few hours afterwards. Some areas, the upper lip especially, are felt more.
Often, but sequenced rather than stacked. Scar plans frequently pair resurfacing with microneedling or pigment-directed care across a timeline, with any active acne treated first.
This page is educational and does not replace an in-person consultation. Medical disclaimer
Long-term hair reduction for face and body, with settings chosen for Indian skin.
From ₹4,500 / sessionSee details →Get active breakouts under control with a plan built for the type of acne you have.
₹1,500–₹3,500 / session, depending on assessmentSee details →Melasma, dark patches, tan and uneven tone — diagnosed first, then brightened with a staged plan.
From ₹2,000 / session — plan set after the skin is examinedSee details →Easy to reach from Tambaram, Pallavaram, Chitlapakkam and all along GST Road. Walk-ins welcome, but booking gets you a slot without waiting.
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