Kaya Skin Clinic launches Kaya Acne Scar Repair

DUBAI-Kaya Skin Clinic  has announced the launch of Kaya Acne Scar Repair across its 18 clinics in the region. Kaya Acne Scar Repair is a revolutionary skin resurfacing treatment that makes acne scars a thing of the past.

Kaya Skin ClinicThe innovative acne scar service is completely safe and customized, devised and performed by expert dermatologists at Kaya Skin Clinic and requires only a few sessions for the client to start seeing results, unlike other conventional acne scar treatments which require up to 15 sessions.

“We are happy to launch the Kaya Acne Scar Repair for our clients. We know that no one – whether young or old – is immune to acne and this can leave scars that last a lifetime. With our service, we can permanently do away with acne scars. All our treatments begin with a detailed consultation with one of our expert dermatologists, and then the most suitable combination is recommended to treat acne scars,” said Dr. Majd Abdul khalek, Dermatologist at Kaya Skin Clinic.

He added: “Another benefit from the service apart from reducing scar is producing more collagen, which is paramount in effective skin rejuvenation.

As part of the Kaya Acne Scar Repair,  a laser is directed at the skin, which breaks up into tiny micro beams to concentrate on the problematic areas, leaving the rest of the skin untouched. This helps in weeding out the affected tissue from deep under the skin. The body then starts its natural healing process, which stimulates new collagen growth to improve the appearance of the scars. A larger beam is then employed to treat the uppermost layer of the skin which promotes skin regeneration and improve the surface of the skin.

The solution enhances the skin to make it look healthier, fresher, younger and glowing.

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