The 2D Laser Facial is a cutting-edge treatment that combines the benefits of two powerful skin rejuvenation technologies. It begins with utilising Cutera®'s signature Laser Genesis treatment to stimulate collagen production, treat underlying inflammation, reduce pore size and improve the overall skin texture.
Following the Laser Genesis, your treatment is amplified with either a Collagen Induction Therapy Skin Needling or a IPL Limelight, depending on your specific skin concerns. The CIT Skin Needling uses micro-needling to create fractionated injury to the skins tissue further boosting collagen production, treating acne & depressed scarring including PIH (Post Inflammatory Pigmentation - red/purple acne scars) while the Limelight employs Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) to address pigmentation and vascular concerns. This tailored approach ensures comprehensive skin rejuvenation and targeted problem-solving.
Treatment Time
Downtime
Concern
Pregnancy Safe
90 Minutes
1-3 Days
Ageing, Pigmentation & Redness
Dr Clearance Only
Cost
$700
who is 2D laser facial for?
Individuals seeking comprehensive skin rejuvenation
Those looking to address multiple skin concerns simultaneously
People wanting to reduce signs of ageing and sun damage
Clients with acne scars or depressed scarring including PIH (Red/Purple marks post blemish)
Clients with uneven skin tone, texture issues, or visible veins
Anyone desiring a more youthful, refreshed appearance with minimal downtime
how does a 2D laser facial work?
The 2D Laser Facial begins with the Laser Genesis treatment, which gently heats the dermis to stimulate collagen production, treat underlying inflammation, reduce pore size and improve the overall skin texture and quality.
This is followed by either:
CIT Skin Needling: Using micro-needling to create controlled micro-injuries, further stimulating collagen production, smoothing fine lines ad wrinkles, treating acne & depressed scarring including PIH and enhancing skin texture.
IPL Limelight: Employing IPL technology to target pigmented and vascular lesions, evening out skin tone and reducing redness.
Both options conclude with a prescription peel and customised mask tailored to your skin's needs, ensuring a comprehensive treatment approach.
expected outcomes
Improved skin tone, texture, and overall appearance
Reduction in fine lines, wrinkles, and pore size
Treats acne & depressed scarring including PIH (with CIT option)
Decreased pigmentation and vascular issues (with IPL option)
Enhanced skin firmness and elasticity
A more youthful, rejuvenated complexion
Progressive results with optimal improvements after several sessions
aftercare
Avoid direct sun exposure for up to 14 days post & duration of treatment
Protect your skin with the use of broad-spectrum sunscreen daily
Avoid strenuous exercise and heat exposure for 24-48 hours post-treatment
Attend follow-up sessions as recommended by your dermal clinician
Follow your dermal clinician's skincare product recommendations
With CIT option
Slight redness may occur, typically clearing within a few days followed by mild peeling (with CIT option)
The treated area may feel dry and tight for up to 3-5 days (with CIT option)
With IPL option
Expect potential redness or mild swelling for 24-48 hours (with IPL option)
Expect darkening of treated areas, which will fade within 1-2 weeks (with IPL option)
follow-up instructions
For optimal results, we recommend a series of 3-6 treatments, spaced 4 weeks apart.
Your dermal clinician will create a personalised treatment regime based on your skin condition and desired outcomes.
Seasonal maintenance treatments help sustain the improvements.
who is not suitable?
Those with active skin infections or open wounds
Clients who have recently tanned or have sunburned skin
Individuals with a history of adverse reactions to laser treatments
People with certain skin conditions (consult your clinician)
With CIT option
Those with a history of keloid scarring
Individuals on blood-thinning medications
With IPL option
Individuals with darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick III and above)
People with certain photosensitive conditions
Individuals prone to seizures or who cannot tolerate flashing lights