Laser systems designed to remodel scarred and stretched skin safely and effectively.
Scars and stretch marks alter the structure of the skin. Changes linked to acne, surgery, injury, weight fluctuation, pregnancy or hormonal shifts affect how texture forms and how light reflects. Over time, these areas stop responding to surface treatments altogether.
Laser resurfacing works at a deeper level. By stimulating controlled skin renewal, clinics can improve texture and tone where topical solutions reach their limit.
Lynton supports this with fractional Er:YAG and CO₂ laser technology designed for effective skin remodelling – backed by expertise that understands both the science and the day-to-day demands of clinical practice.
Laser resurfacing works by creating controlled micro-injuries in the skin to stimulate the body’s natural repair response. This encourages collagen renewal and gradual improvement in skin structure, texture and tone.
Fractional approaches treat only part of the skin at a time, supporting effective results while allowing surrounding tissue to aid recovery. Over a course of treatments, scars soften, texture smooths and stretch marks blend more naturally with the surrounding skin.
Treatment depth and intensity are tailored to the type of scarring, skin condition and recovery goals.
Lynton supports clinics with a flexible range of laser resurfacing solutions designed to treat different types of scarring and stretch marks, from early texture changes to deeper, established concerns. Fractional treatment approaches stimulate collagen renewal while allowing surrounding skin to support recovery, helping clinics deliver visible improvement with appropriate downtime.
With platforms suited to both non-medic and medic-led settings, clinics can confidently match treatment intensity to patient needs, practitioner expertise and long-term treatment pathways. Backed by clear protocols, clinical thinking and ongoing support, Lynton helps clinics deliver consistent results and build credibility in advanced skin remodelling treatments.
Our team works closely with you to recommend the right platform based on your clinic model, practitioner expertise, client expectations and treatment goals — whether that’s CO₂ resurfacing for medic-led clinics, fractional Er:YAG for controlled resurfacing or RF microneedling to support collagen renewal.
Laser scar treatments can improve the appearance of acne scars, surgical scars, traumatic scars and post-injury scarring by resurfacing the skin and encouraging collagen renewal.
Yes. Erbium YAG and CO₂ laser treatments are commonly used to improve the appearance of stretch marks by stimulating new collagen and helping the skin remodel over time.
Laser resurfacing creates controlled micro-injuries in the skin, triggering the body’s natural healing response. This encourages new collagen formation and smoother, more even skin texture.
Fractional lasers treat small columns of skin at a time, supporting faster healing and shorter downtime. CO₂ lasers work deeper and are often used for more established or pronounced scarring.
The number of sessions depends on the type, depth and age of the scar or stretch mark. Some clients see improvement after one treatment, while others benefit from a short course.
Clients usually describe heat or pressure rather than pain, with comfort managed throughout the session.
There may be some redness and swelling with some micro crusting post treatment. Most skins are fully recovered within 7 days.
Initial improvements may be seen once healing has occurred, with continued improvement over several months as collagen remodels.
Many skin types can be treated safely with the correct laser settings. A consultation is essential to assess skin tone and choose the most suitable technology.
Yes. Alongside reducing scars and stretch marks, many clients notice smoother texture, improved firmness and more even-looking skin.
Yes. Both recent and older scars can respond well to laser resurfacing, although older scars may require more sessions.
Stretch mark removal isn’t always guaranteed, but laser treatments can significantly soften their appearance and help them blend more naturally with surrounding skin.
Results are long-lasting. Treated scars and stretch marks remain improved, though maintaining healthy skin and avoiding further trauma supports the best long-term outcome.
