The Mosaic 3D 1550 fractional laser improves skin texture, reduces fine lines, and treats acne scars by stimulating collagen production. It offers a non-invasive solution for smoother, more youthful-looking skin with minimal downtime.
Key Points
- Mosaic laser uses fractional, non-ablative technology
- Addresses fine lines, wrinkles, sun damage, and uneven skin tone
- Unlike more aggressive lasers, Mosaic laser requires minimal downtime
- The Mosaic laser is generally safe for all skin types, including darker skin tones
- Can be adjusted to target specific concerns based on the individual’s skin type and needs
- A series of treatments is often recommended to achieve the best results
Mosaic 3D laser at a glance
Procedure time: 5-60 minutes
Back to work: 1-4 sessions
How much: $2135 for 3 sessions
Duration of results: 1-3 years
Recovery: 1-21 days
Anaesthetic: Numbing-sedation
Your specialist: Dermatologist, nurse
Best outcomes: 3-4 sessions
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FAQs
What is a 1550 fractional laser?
The 1550 fractional laser is a non-ablative laser used for skin resurfacing. It uses fractional technology to create tiny microchannels in the skin, stimulating collagen production and improving the skin’s texture, tone, and appearance.
How does the Mosaic 3D fractional laser work?
The Mosaic 3D laser targets a fraction of the skin, leaving surrounding tissue unaffected. It creates micro-injuries, which prompts the skin’s natural healing process to regenerate new, healthier skin cells and stimulate collagen production.
What skin concerns can the Mosaic 1550 fractional laser treat?
This laser is commonly used for treating fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, sun damage, pigmentation, and overall skin texture. It can also be used to reduce enlarged pores and improve skin tone.
Is the 1550 fractional laser safe for all skin types?
Yes, the 1550 fractional laser is generally safe for all skin types, including darker skin tones. However, a consultation with a certified practitioner is essential to assess suitability and minimize risks.
How many treatments are required to see results?
Typically, 3-5 sessions are recommended, spaced about 4-6 weeks apart. The number of sessions may vary based on individual skin concerns and goals.
What does the treatment feel like?
During the treatment, you may feel a mild warming or prickling sensation. A topical numbing cream is usually applied beforehand to reduce discomfort. Most patients find the procedure tolerable.
How long does it take to recover after a 1550 fractional laser session?
There is minimal downtime associated with the 1550 laser. Most people experience redness and mild swelling for a few hours to a day. Some patients may also notice slight flaking as the skin heals, which typically resolves within 5-7 days.
When will I see results from the 1550 fractional laser?
There is minimal downtime associated with the 1550 laser. Most people experience redness and mild swelling for a few hours to a day. Some patients may also notice slight flaking as the skin heals, which typically resolves within 5-7 days.
How much does it cost?
A series of 3 sessions is required for best results. A series of 3 sessions is $2135 with our laser nurses. T&Cs apply.
Products
O Cosmedics SPF range
$54.00-$64.00
O Cosmedics retinol range
$102.00-$139.00
Mosaic laser treatments can rejuvenate your skin, improving texture and tone by reducing wrinkles, sun damage, and scars. With our customizable approach, we tailor the treatment to address your unique skin concerns for optimal results.
Are there any side effects or risks?
Side effects are generally mild and may include redness, swelling, or slight dryness. Rare risks include hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, or scarring, but these are uncommon when the procedure is performed by a skilled practitioner.
Can the 1550 fractional laser be used on sensitive areas of the face, such as around the eyes?
Yes, the 1550 fractional laser can be used in sensitive areas like under the eyes, but extra care should be taken to avoid excessive heat or intensity. It’s important to have a consultation to determine appropriate settings for sensitive areas.
How do I care for my skin after a 1550 fractional laser treatment?
After treatment, it’s essential to keep the skin moisturized and avoid direct sun exposure. Sunscreen with broad-spectrum protection (SPF 30 or higher) should be applied regularly to protect the newly treated skin.
Why should I choose your clinic for the 1550 fractional laser treatment?
As the first clinic in Australia to offer the 1550 fractional laser, we are proud to provide our patients with access to the latest and most advanced skin rejuvenation technology. This cutting-edge laser delivers exceptional results for improving skin texture, reducing wrinkles, and treating scars with minimal downtime. By choosing us, you’re opting for exclusive treatment with the best technology available in Australia.
How does the 1550 fractional laser compare to ablative CO2 or IPL?
| Feature | 1550 Fractional Laser | CO2 Laser | IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) |
| Type of Technology | Non-ablative, fractional | Ablative (removes layers of skin) | Light-based, targets pigmentation & vascular issues |
| Main Purpose | Improves skin texture and stimulates collagen | Deep skin resurfacing | Treats pigmentation and vascular issues |
| Effectiveness for Acne Scars | Excellent for resurfacing and smoothing scars | Very effective for deep resurfacing | Limited effectiveness for scars |
| Skin Suitability | Suitable for all skin types, including darker tones | Best for lighter skin tones | Best for pigmentation and vascular issues, less effective for resurfacing |
| Downtime | Minimal | Longer recovery time | Minimal to none |
| Side Effects/ Risks | Lower risk of scarring and complications | Higher risk of scarring and hyperpigmentation | Less risk, but limited resurfacing capability |
| Treatment Intensity | Gentle, non-invasive | More intense and invasive | Less intense, not ideal for resurfacing |
Can the 1550 fractional laser treat deep acne scars?
Yes, it can treat deep acne scars:
- Focused laser energy penetrates deep into the skin
- Stimulates collagen production, aiding in scar repair
- Smoothens pitted or rolling scars over time
- Multiple treatments may be required for more severe scars
- Best results are achieved with proper aftercare and skincare regimen
