Liquid Laser in Christchurch: A Multi-Stage Treatment for Healthier, More Radiant Skin

5 Oct

If you're looking to improve your skin's texture, brightness, pigmentation and overall quality, you may have come across Liquid Laser.

Despite its name, Liquid Laser isn't an actual laser treatment. It's a multi-stage skin rejuvenation treatment that combines a chemical peel, microneedling and exosomes to target the skin in different ways.

At The Aesthetics Room Dorset in Christchurch, I use a personalised approach to skin treatments, choosing treatments based on your skin, your concerns and the results you want to achieve.

What is Liquid Laser?

Liquid Laser is a combination treatment designed to resurface and stimulate the skin.

The treatment combines:

1. Chemical peel
The first stage helps to resurface the skin, remove accumulated dead skin cells and improve brightness, texture and the appearance of pigmentation.

2. Microneedling
Microneedling uses very fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries within the skin. This stimulates the skin's natural repair processes and encourages collagen and elastin production, helping to improve texture and overall skin quality.

3. Exosomes
Following microneedling, an exosome-based topical product is applied to the skin. Exosome products are used in aesthetic skincare with the aim of supporting the skin's recovery and improving the appearance of skin quality following treatment.

The combination of these stages means we're not simply treating one concern. We're approaching the skin from several different angles.

What can Liquid Laser help with?

Liquid Laser may be suitable if you're concerned about:

Uneven skin texture
Dull or tired-looking skin
Mild pigmentation and uneven skin tone
Fine lines
Enlarged-looking pores
Loss of overall skin radiance
General skin ageing and reduced skin quality

Your suitability would always be assessed during a consultation. Not every skin concern requires the same treatment, and sometimes a different approach will achieve a better result.

Why combine a peel with microneedling?

One of the benefits of a combination treatment is that each stage has a different purpose.

The peel focuses on resurfacing and brightening, whilst microneedling works more deeply to stimulate the skin's natural repair response.

Rather than simply adding more and more products to your skincare routine, the aim is to create a treatment plan that addresses the skin more comprehensively.

Is Liquid Laser suitable for everyone?

No treatment is right for everyone, which is why consultation is an important part of the process.

Your skin will be assessed before treatment, and we'll discuss your concerns, current skincare, previous treatments and the results you're hoping to achieve.

If your skin is particularly sensitive, compromised or experiencing active inflammation, we may recommend preparing the skin first or choosing an alternative treatment.

What can I expect after Liquid Laser?

Immediately following treatment, your skin may appear flushed and feel warm or sensitive. Depending on the peel used and your individual response, you may experience some dryness or peeling over the following days.

Your aftercare will be discussed with you following your treatment, including what to use at home and what to avoid while your skin is recovering.

Results develop over time as the skin settles and the longer-term benefits of stimulation become apparent.

How often should you have Liquid Laser?

This depends on your skin and your goals. There isn't a one-size-fits-all treatment schedule.

For some people, a single treatment can provide a noticeable improvement in brightness and skin quality. Others may benefit from a course or from incorporating Liquid Laser into a longer-term skin health plan.

My approach is always to use the minimum treatment necessary to achieve a meaningful result, rather than treating for the sake of treating.