Laser Acne Treatment

Laser acne treatment at Estetické centrum Komfort in Jihlava uses the Smoothbeam 1450 nm diode laser, the StarWalker MaQX Q-switched laser and Medelisol biostimulation light to treat active inflammatory acne, reduce sebum production, minimise enlarged pores and improve post-acne scarring. The Asklepion Laser Gel Mask may be combined in the session for enhanced anti-inflammatory and healing benefits. A 4-week course of weekly sessions typically produces 50–60% reduction in active acne, with visible improvement after the first treatment.

Laser acne treatment at Asklepion – Estetické centrum Komfort addresses acne at its biological root rather than masking symptoms. The clinic applies the same multi-modal Asklepion acne protocol used in Prague, adapted by the Jihlava dermatology team for individual patient skin profiles. Smootbeam 1450 nm diode laser: This wavelength targets the sebaceous glands in the mid-dermis, heating them selectively to reduce sebum overproduction — the primary driver of comedone formation and bacterial colonisation. The laser simultaneously stimulates collagen remodelling, which improves existing acne scars over the treatment course. A cryogen spray protects the epidermis during each pulse. StarWalker MaQX Q-switched laser: The StarWalker's ultra-short nanosecond pulses deliver photothermal and photomechanical energy to pigment in post-inflammatory marks and superficial scarring, breaking it down into particles small enough for macrophage clearance. It also delivers a photoacoustic collagen-stimulation effect. Pricing from 5,750 Kč per session. Medelisol biostimulation light: A broad-spectrum biostimulatory light source that enhances the anti-inflammatory and healing response between laser sessions. The Asklepion Laser Gel Mask — worn over the face during laser treatment — provides additional cooling and anti-inflammatory actives during the session. Chemical peel option: BioRePeelCL3 (from 1,990 Kč) can be included in the same appointment to address comedonal/surface-level acne and accelerate post-inflammatory pigment resolution. Course protocol: Four sessions, one per week, for four weeks. Some patients with severe or cystic acne require 6–8 sessions. Sessions should not be combined with current systemic isotretinoin (Roaccutane) therapy. Who benefits: Inflammatory acne (papules, pustules) grades II–III, oily and seborrhoeic skin, enlarged pores, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), early acne scarring (rolling and boxcar subtypes), and persistent adult acne. Results: ~50–60% reduction in active lesion count visible across the course. Post-inflammatory marks fade progressively. Pores appear tighter. Results are sustained with maintenance sessions and appropriate home-care. Post-treatment: Avoid direct sun for 3 months. High-factor SPF 50+ is mandatory. Do not squeeze or pick lesions during the course.