Fotona may be used to support selected active acne lesions and inflammation as part of a wider acne programme. It is not usually a stand-alone cure for acne.

Yes, Fotona resurfacing may help improve acne scarring, uneven texture, enlarged pores and post-acne skin quality by stimulating collagen remodelling.

Active acne usually needs to be controlled first. Scarring treatment is often more successful and safer once inflammation and breakouts are stable.

The programme may include medical consultation, ZO Skin Health, AviClear, HydraFacial, Laser Genesis, Skinade Clear, targeted spot treatment, prescription treatment, maintenance and scarring treatment if needed.

Acne scarring can usually be improved, but not always completely removed. The aim is smoother texture, softer scars and improved skin confidence.

This depends on scar type, severity, skin type and treatment choice. Most patients need a course or staged combination plan.

Active acne support usually has minimal downtime. Resurfacing, RF microneedling and CO₂ laser treatments can involve visible downtime depending on intensity.

Sometimes, but this depends on the type and severity of acne. In many cases, active acne control is recommended before resurfacing.

Fotona resurfacing may help some post-acne pigmentation and uneven tone, but pigment risk must be assessed carefully. Medical skincare and SPF are usually important.

Usually yes. Acne is a chronic inflammatory condition, and long-term control usually needs consistent skincare and maintenance.

Yes. Skinade Clear may be used as internal support alongside medical skincare and clinic treatments where appropriate.