AviClear™
Acne Laser Treatment
“The first and original FDA-cleared energy device for the treatment of moderate to severe acne.”
At the Dermatology Institute of Victoria, we now offer AviClear™ laser treatments for acne.
AviClear’s 1726 nm wavelength treats acne at the source by selectively targeting and suppressing the sebaceous gland safely and effectively. Designed with patient comfort in mind, AviClear is enhanced with AviCool™ contact cooling for an optimal and safe treatment experience, requiring only 3 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart.
Key Features of AviClear™ Laser Treatment
FAQs
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In Cutera’s clinical studies, most AviClear patients showed improvement 3 months after their 3rd AviClear treatment with some patients seeing improvement 6 months after their 3rd treatment.
While the results can vary, improvement can continue through 6 months after the 3rd treatment, meaning there might be a delayed response in some patients. However, like any other medical treatment, results cannot be guaranteed.
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Patients will experience a comfortable sensation from the AviCool™ skin cooling and sensory controls that maintain the skin's temperature. While undergoing the procedure, they may feel a gentle snapping sensation.
Clinical studies have shown that patients tolerate the treatment well, with no requirement for pain relief or interruption of the session. -
• Immediately post-treatment, apply a broad- spectrum (UVA/UVB) SPF 30+ sunblock, which should be applied at least once daily.
• Most patients will experience mild redness of the treatment area, lasting up to one day post-treatment
• Cold compresses or chilled gel packs may be applied post-treatment for your comfort. Makeup can be applied the day after treatment.
For more information, contact our clinic on 9826 4966 or email reception@div.net.au.
Real Results from AviClear™
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Please note that all treatment options offered at the Dermatology Institute of Victoria require a consultation with one of our practitioners prior to any treatment being administered. Ask a question or request an appointment through the form below.
