

Acne scars after three fractional laser sessions
Rolling acne scars on the cheeks. Three sessions of fractional laser, five weeks apart; photographed six months after the last one.
Nova Derma | Amman, Jordan
Patient Results at Nova Derma, Amman
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Each result is individual. What a treatment achieves for one patient is not a promise for the next, and the dermatologist will tell you at your consultation what is realistic for your skin.
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Rolling acne scars on the cheeks. Three sessions of fractional laser, five weeks apart; photographed six months after the last one.


Flat brown marks left after inflammatory acne. Treated topically, with daily sunscreen, over four months.


Fine lines and dull tone on the mid-face. Three sessions of skin boosters at monthly intervals.


Centrofacial melasma. Treated in clinic with a strict daily sunscreen routine, which is the part that keeps the result.


Full lower legs after eight diode laser sessions over a year. Regrowth between sessions is normal and is not a sign of failure.


Persistent centrofacial redness from rosacea. Treated medically, with the skin barrier supported rather than stripped.


A patch of vitiligo on the hand, narrowing after a course of narrowband phototherapy.


Diffuse thinning at the crown, after the iron deficiency behind it was corrected and PRP was started.


Rolling acne scars on the cheeks. Three sessions of fractional laser, five weeks apart; photographed six months after the last one.


Flat brown marks left after inflammatory acne. Treated topically, with daily sunscreen, over four months.


Fine lines and dull tone on the mid-face. Three sessions of skin boosters at monthly intervals.


Centrofacial melasma. Treated in clinic with a strict daily sunscreen routine, which is the part that keeps the result.


Full lower legs after eight diode laser sessions over a year. Regrowth between sessions is normal and is not a sign of failure.


Persistent centrofacial redness from rosacea. Treated medically, with the skin barrier supported rather than stripped.


A patch of vitiligo on the hand, narrowing after a course of narrowband phototherapy.


Diffuse thinning at the crown, after the iron deficiency behind it was corrected and PRP was started.
Photographs show what happened, not what will. The only honest way to know what a treatment can do for your skin is to be assessed in clinic.
Nova Derma · Amman, Jordan