Medical Laser Skin Treatments

FDA-cleared medical laser treatments for skin rejuvenation, acne scars, vascular lesions, and overall skin quality improvement. Delivered by Harvard-trained physicians using evidence-based protocols at Pacific Plaza, Orchard.

Cutis Medical Laser Clinics offers a comprehensive portfolio of FDA-cleared laser treatments under the medical direction of Dr. Sylvia Ramirez (MD, Harvard Medical School; US Board-Certified Physician). Each laser modality is selected for its evidence base — Cutis does not adopt devices without robust clinical data — and all laser procedures are performed or supervised by qualified aesthetic physicians. The clinic's laser menu covers a wide range of skin concerns. For skin rejuvenation and texture improvement, fractional laser resurfacing and non-ablative laser treatments address uneven skin tone, enlarged pores, dullness, and early signs of photoageing. Acne scar correction using fractional CO2 or erbium laser resurfacing is a clinical strength, targeting atrophic (icepick, rolling, boxcar) scar types through controlled thermal injury that triggers collagen remodelling. Vascular lasers target redness, broken capillaries, rosacea, and port wine stains using wavelengths selectively absorbed by oxyhaemoglobin, coagulating unwanted vessels without damaging surrounding skin. Prior to any laser treatment, patients undergo a thorough physician consultation to determine skin type (Fitzpatrick scale), identify contraindications (active infection, recent sun exposure, isotretinoin use), and select the appropriate device and settings. Singapore's predominantly Asian patient population requires particular care around darker skin tones and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation risk — Cutis's clinical protocols specifically account for this, making them a reliable provider for Fitzpatrick III–V skin types. Post-treatment care instructions are provided in writing, and follow-up consultations are scheduled to monitor healing and outcomes. A course of 3–6 sessions is typical for acne scar and rejuvenation treatments, with sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart to allow full collagen remodelling between treatments.