The Skin Clinic Faversham

The Skin Clinic Faversham A nurse led practice specialising in all aspects of aesthetic and non-surgical procedures aimed at e

Our clinic prides itself on offering our clients both male and female, a friendly, professional and safe environment in which you can relax and feel confident that you will receive the best care and individual attention. All treatments are offered by the clinics' registered nurses and advanced facial aesthetics practitioners who have a broad spectrum of experience in new and current aesthetic treatments.

POST FULLY ABLATIVE LASER RESURFACING ( glasses are the same colour as my face )Five weeks on and I’m really starting to...
17/08/2026

POST FULLY ABLATIVE LASER RESURFACING ( glasses are the same colour as my face )

Five weeks on and I’m really starting to see the transformation come through! At this stage, the skin is continuing to settle and regenerate, and while some pinkness, sensitivity and occasional flushing can still be present, the texture is feeling smoother, the skin is looking fresher and I feel that a lovely healthy glow is beginning to emerge

Week 5 is very much about patience and letting the skin continue its healing journey, the final results don’t happen overnight, and collagen remodelling continues for months. I’m still being careful with my skin just using the occlusive gel and avoiding direct sun, but I’m absolutely loving seeing the progress.

It’s been a journey, but honestly I would do it again !

08/08/2026

Just 26 days post fully ablative laser resurfacing still a bit red as expected but my skin is looking so much better and will continue to improve over the coming months

03/08/2026

Week 3 post fully ablative laser resurfacing

Where has that 3 weeks gone, it seems like yesterday that I had the procedure! I’m so pleased to date, my skin is still red which is normal as I am still healing.
Still complying with the treatment plan which is twice daily showers and the application of Neova CU3 tissue repair cream, which gives me an occlusive barrier over the face and stops me drying out and protects against the elements.

I can’t wait see the final results although I know this is a long process and won’t happen overnight.

I will put together some before after pics and share the results so far when I get 5 mins to go through my phone 😊

01/08/2026

Day 19 Post Fully ablative laser resurfacing.

I can’t stress enough the importance of protecting our skin from rays and for me I need to stay out of direct sunlight for a minimum of 6 weeks, which is not an easy task.
However the hat with its wide brim does help protect and is recommended by dermatologists so I bought two 😂

Have a lovely weekend and I will give you an update next week

29/07/2026

Day 16 post fully ablative laser resurfacing and back in my clinic today catching up with all my lovely patients, not looking too red

28/07/2026

Day 14 and what a difference two weeks can make, just had a shower and about to apply my recovery balm, still got a little bit of dryness around the peri oral area which should settle over the next few days but the rest of my face is looking nice and smooth

26/07/2026

Day 13 Post Fully Ablative Laser Resurfacing

Just had my evening shower and as you can see the redness is slightly less and most of the shedding complete, just some slight dryness in the peri oral area.

No pain or discomfort now, just a bit itchy at times which is totally normal at this stage.

Tomorrow house arrest is complete and I can leave the house 🙌

25/07/2026

Day 12 post fully ablative laser resurfacing, the changes every day are amazing, I’m still red and peeling but I can see lots of new skin coming through

23/07/2026

DAY 10 of my fully ablative laser resurfacing journey

What a difference a few days can make

Lots of peeling, the redness is gradually settling a bit and I’m starting to see glimpses of the skin underneath. It’s still very much a journey, and I’m definitely not at the final result yet, but the healing process is moving in the right

Fully ablative laser resurfacing is a serious treatment and the recovery is a process. It takes patience, commitment and proper aftercare.

But seeing the changes day by day makes it all worthwhile

Still healing and I will continue to adhere to the post procedure advice as my skin is very sensitive and this is a critical stage. The only products I can use for the next two weeks on my skin are the Dermol Wash and the Neova C3 tissue repair once I get to week 5 I can try and introduce a very gentle cleanser and moisturiser and I will be make up free for quite a while ❤️

22/07/2026

And it’s day 9 post Fully Ablative laser resurfacing and things are improving day by day. I have been asked a few people why they had a quicker recovery than myself post their CO2 fractional laser. It’s because it’s a different treatment, CO2 is not as intense as fully ablative resurfacing and is for milder skin issues or concerns, it removes smaller areas whereas fully ablative removes the whole top layer of the skin which then has to repair and regenerate hence the longer recovery process

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Faversham
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