Congestion & Enlarged Pores
Selected Fotona treatments may help refine the visible appearance of pores, congestion and post-blemish texture.
Skin To Heart · Malvern
A versatile dual-wavelength laser platform used across personalised treatment pathways for rejuvenation, resurfacing, tightening and targeted skin concerns.
Advanced laser technology
Fotona combines Er:YAG and Nd:YAG laser wavelengths, allowing clinicians to work at different depths and tailor treatment intensity to the skin.
At Skin To Heart, your pathway is selected according to your skin condition, goals and recovery preferences. Explore every treatment below, grouped into four clear categories.
Complete Fotona menu
Skin concerns
Selected Fotona treatments may help refine the visible appearance of pores, congestion and post-blemish texture.
Tailored laser pathways can support smoother-looking skin and address visible changes in firmness.
Targeted treatment may help improve the appearance of sun damage, pigmentation and uneven tone.
Controlled resurfacing can be adjusted to improve roughness and support a more refined skin surface.
Certain Fotona modes may be selected to address visible redness and vascular concerns after assessment.
Focused options such as SmoothEye and LipLase are designed for specific facial areas and concerns.
Not sure where to begin?
Your consultation allows us to assess your skin, understand your priorities and recommend the most appropriate Fotona pathway—or a different treatment where that would suit you better.
Good to know
Fotona is a multi-application laser platform that combines Er:YAG and Nd:YAG wavelengths. This allows clinicians to select different modes, depths and treatment intensities for a range of skin concerns.
Er:YAG is commonly used for more superficial skin renewal and resurfacing, while Nd:YAG can work at greater depths. Your clinician selects the wavelength or combination appropriate for your treatment plan.
The most suitable option depends on your skin condition, priorities, treatment history and preferred recovery time. A consultation is recommended if you have not already received a treatment plan.
Downtime varies by treatment. Some options may cause temporary redness or warmth, while stronger resurfacing treatments can involve more visible recovery. Your clinician will explain what to expect before treatment.
The recommended number and frequency of sessions depend on the treatment selected and your individual goals. Some pathways are performed as a course, while others may be scheduled as a standalone or maintenance treatment.
Suitability depends on the treatment mode, skin type, medical history and current skin condition. A clinician must assess these factors before recommending treatment.
Instructions vary by treatment. They may include pausing selected active skincare, avoiding excessive heat or sun exposure, using gentle skincare and applying broad-spectrum sunscreen consistently.
It can sometimes form part of a broader treatment plan. Timing and suitability must be determined by your clinician to avoid over-treating the skin and to allow appropriate recovery.
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