Nova Derma | Amman, Jordan
Skin Rejuvenation in Amman
Improve Texture, Tone, Pores, Fine Lines and Overall Skin Quality
Skin rejuvenation is not one treatment.
Depending on the concern, improving skin quality may involve injectable treatments, resurfacing, RF microneedling, pigment-directed laser treatment, chemical peels or professional skin treatments.
At Nova Derma, the treatment is selected according to your skin type, texture, pigmentation, degree of aging, acceptable downtime and individual goals.
Common Concerns We Treat
- Dull or uneven skin
- Fine lines
- Enlarged pores
- Uneven texture
- Reduced elasticity
- Early photoaging
- Dehydrated or crepey skin
- Selected pigmentation concerns
Treatment Options May Include
Lutronic INFINI® RF Microneedling
Bison More-Xel® Fractional CO₂ Laser
Bison Lucid Q-PTP® Q-Switched Nd:YAG / Laser Toning
Chemical Peels (TCA & Salicylic Acid)
Skin Boosters & Bioremodeling
Salmon DNA (PDRN)
Professional Hydradermabrasion / Skin Treatments
The Best Treatment Depends on What You Want to Improve
A patient with enlarged pores and acne-related texture may need a different approach from someone whose main concern is dehydration and early fine lines. A patient with pigmentation may need a different plan again.
We choose the treatment according to the skin concern — not simply the newest device or injectable.
Which Skin Rejuvenation Treatment Is Right for Me?
INFINI® RF Microneedling
Best suited when the main goal is collagen remodeling with improvement in texture and mild laxity.
- Enlarged pores
- Uneven texture
- Mild skin laxity
- Acne-related textural changes
- Collagen remodeling
Fractional CO₂ Laser
May be considered when stronger resurfacing and texture improvement are needed.
- Acne scars
- Uneven skin texture
- Enlarged pores
- Selected surgical scars
- Photoaged skin
Q-Switched Nd:YAG Laser — Laser Toning & Pigmentation Treatment
Bison Lucid Q-PTP® Q-Switched Nd:YAG may be used for selected pigmentation concerns and laser-toning treatments. The treatment is chosen according to the type of pigmentation, skin type and depth of pigment.
- Uneven pigmentation
- Selected dark spots
- Freckles and sun-related pigmentation
- Post-inflammatory pigmentation
- Selected melasma cases
Chemical Peels
Useful for selected patients with superficial tone and texture concerns.
Depending on the skin type and treatment goal, options available at Nova Derma may include Salicylic Acid Peels, TCA Peels and other selected chemical peels. A TCA peel is different from TCA CROSS, which is a focal technique used for selected acne scars rather than a full-area chemical peel.
The type and depth of peel are selected according to the skin condition, pigmentation tendency and acceptable downtime.
- Dull skin
- Superficial pigmentation
- Uneven tone
- Mild textural concerns
- Acne-prone skin
Skin Boosters, Bioremodeling & Salmon DNA (PDRN)
More appropriate when the main goal is to improve skin quality rather than resurface the skin.
Depending on the concern, options may include Profhilo®, LoLa – RRS® HA Long Lasting, RRS® Hyalift® 75 PROactive and Salmon DNA (PDRN).
- Hydration
- Fine lines
- Elasticity
- Crepey skin
- Overall skin quality
Professional Hydradermabrasion & Skin Treatments
A lighter option when the goal is skin freshness with minimal downtime.
- Cleansing
- Hydration
- Smoother-feeling skin
- Improved skin freshness
- Minimal downtime
Sometimes Combination Treatment Makes More Sense
- Texture + enlarged pores
RF microneedling or resurfacing
- Dehydration + fine lines
Injectable skin rejuvenation
- Pigmentation + dullness
Pigment-directed treatment or selected peel
- Acne scars + texture
A dedicated acne-scar treatment plan
The right skin-rejuvenation plan depends on what is actually limiting the quality of the skin.
What Skin Concerns Can We Improve?
Uneven Skin Texture
Rough or irregular texture may improve with treatments that stimulate collagen or resurface the skin.
Enlarged Pores
Pores can appear more noticeable with oiliness, acne-related changes or loss of skin support. Depending on the skin, options may include INFINI® RF Microneedling, fractional resurfacing or selected peels.
Fine Lines
Fine lines may respond to skin boosters, bioremodeling, Salmon DNA (PDRN), RF microneedling or resurfacing, depending on whether the main issue is dehydration, skin quality or photoaging.
Dull or Tired-Looking Skin
When the skin looks flat or tired rather than structurally aged, lighter treatments such as professional skin treatments, peels or injectable skin rejuvenation may be more appropriate than aggressive resurfacing.
Reduced Elasticity & Early Laxity
Collagen-stimulating treatments may help improve firmness and skin quality when laxity is mild. More advanced laxity may require a different treatment strategy.
Pigmentation & Uneven Tone
Pigmentation needs its own assessment because melasma, post-acne marks, freckles and sun spots do not all require the same treatment. Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may include medical skin care, chemical peels or Q-switched Nd:YAG laser / laser toning.
Acne-Related Texture & Scars
If the main concern is true structural acne scarring, treatment should follow a dedicated scar plan rather than a generic rejuvenation protocol.
Not every skin concern needs an aggressive treatment
Sometimes a lighter treatment is enough. Sometimes meaningful improvement requires RF microneedling or fractional CO₂ resurfacing. And sometimes the main problem is better treated with an injectable or pigment-directed approach.
The treatment intensity should match the skin concern — not exceed it.
What to Expect From Skin Rejuvenation Treatment
Skin Assessment
Your dermatologist assesses your skin texture, pores, pigmentation, elasticity, acne-related changes and overall skin quality before choosing the treatment.
Treatment
The treatment selected may be any of the following, according to your skin and goals.
- INFINI® RF Microneedling
- Fractional CO₂ resurfacing
- Q-Switched Nd:YAG / laser toning
- Chemical peels
- Skin boosters, bioremodeling or Salmon DNA (PDRN)
- Professional hydradermabrasion / skin treatments
After Treatment
Downtime depends on the treatment performed.
- Professional skin treatments and light peels: usually minimal downtime
- Skin boosters / Salmon DNA (PDRN): temporary bumps, redness, swelling or bruising may occur
- RF microneedling: temporary redness, swelling and mild sensitivity
- Q-Switched Nd:YAG / laser toning: usually relatively light recovery, depending on the treatment performed
- Fractional CO₂: more visible redness, peeling or crusting and a longer recovery period
When Will I See Results?
Some treatments give an early improvement in hydration or skin freshness, while collagen remodeling, texture improvement and pigmentation changes develop more gradually.
The treatment and downtime should match both the skin concern and your goals.
Am I a Candidate for Skin Rejuvenation?
Skin rejuvenation may be suitable if you want to improve:
- Uneven texture
- Enlarged pores
- Fine lines
- Dull or tired-looking skin
- Mild laxity
- Pigmentation or uneven tone
- Early photoaging
- Overall skin quality
Treatment May Need to Be Modified or Postponed If There Is
- Active infection or significant inflammation
- Uncontrolled inflammatory acne in the treatment area
- Recent significant tanning or sunburn
- Significant skin irritation
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding, depending on the planned treatment
- A recent procedure that has not fully healed
Skin type and pigmentation tendency matter
They also influence which treatment and intensity are appropriate, particularly when considering resurfacing or pigment-directed laser treatment.
The best rejuvenation treatment is the one that fits your skin — not the strongest treatment available.
Skin Rejuvenation FAQ
Which Treatment Is Best for Enlarged Pores?
It depends on why the pores are prominent. For many patients, INFINI® RF Microneedling or fractional resurfacing may be considered when texture and collagen support are part of the problem.
Which Treatment Is Best for Uneven Skin Texture?
Options may include RF microneedling, Fractional CO₂ or Chemical Peels. The choice depends on the degree of texture change, skin type and acceptable downtime.
Which Chemical Peels Are Available at Nova Derma?
Depending on the skin concern and skin type, treatment may include Salicylic Acid Peels, TCA Peels or other selected chemical peels. No single peel is suitable for every skin type or every pigmentation and texture concern.
What Is Laser Toning?
Laser toning uses low-fluence Q-Switched Nd:YAG laser treatment for selected pigmentation concerns. At Nova Derma, treatment may be performed using the Bison Lucid Q-PTP® Q-Switched Nd:YAG when appropriate. It is not suitable for every type of pigmentation.
Can Laser Toning Treat Melasma?
It may be considered in selected patients, but melasma is a complex pigmentary condition and laser is not automatically the first or only treatment. The plan may also include medical skin care, photoprotection or other approaches.
Which Has More Downtime: RF Microneedling or Fractional CO₂?
Fractional CO₂ generally produces more visible recovery. RF microneedling usually involves temporary redness and swelling with less surface disruption.
Can Skin Boosters Be Combined With Laser or RF Microneedling?
Sometimes. Different treatments may address different concerns, such as texture + hydration or pigmentation + skin quality. When combination treatment makes sense, procedures are planned and timed according to the skin and recovery required.
How Many Sessions Will I Need?
There is no fixed number. The treatment plan depends on the concern, procedure selected, treatment intensity and individual response.
Which Treatment Has the Least Downtime?
Professional skin treatments, lighter peels and some injectable rejuvenation treatments usually have less visible recovery than RF microneedling or fractional CO₂. But the least downtime is not always the treatment that will best address the concern.
Start with the skin problem — then choose the treatment.
Considering Skin Rejuvenation?
Whether your main concern is texture, enlarged pores, fine lines, pigmentation, mild laxity or overall skin quality, the first step is identifying what is actually limiting the appearance of the skin.
At Nova Derma, treatment may include INFINI® RF Microneedling, Fractional CO₂, Q-Switched Nd:YAG / laser toning, chemical peels, skin boosters, Salmon DNA (PDRN) or professional skin treatments depending on your skin and goals.
Nova Derma · Amman, Jordan