The Image Protocol against acne begins with an in-depth diagnosis, essential to personalize the therapeutic path. The treatment unfolds in three targeted phases: calm inflammation to reduce flare-ups, lighten to fade post-inflammatory marks, and smooth to improve scars and skin texture. A complete and scientific approach for healthier, more even skin.
A pathway suitable for those suffering from active acne, acne scars, persistent breakouts, or post-inflammatory marks. Recommended for both teenagers and adults, it offers a personalized, multidisciplinary laser treatment to improve skin, evenness, and overall quality.
Any age
30–60 minutes per session
Depending on the severity of the condition
Avoid sun exposure after treatment.
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Diagnosis as the first step
At Image, every acne treatment begins with a thorough medical diagnosis, essential to understand the causes of the condition and its severity. Not all forms of acne are the same: teenage acne, adult-onset, inflammatory, or scarring types require different approaches. Only by starting from an accurate analysis can a truly effective treatment plan be built, avoiding generic and short-lived solutions.
The Image Protocol against acne is structured into three progressive steps:
This step-by-step method treats not only active acne but also the signs it may leave behind, preventing permanent scarring.
What makes the Image pathway unique is the teamwork of multiple professionals: dermatologists, laser therapy specialists, and therapists work in synergy to create a truly personalized treatment. This multidisciplinary vision combines clinical diagnosis, advanced technologies, and supportive treatments, ensuring more complete and lasting results.
Each treatment plan is tailored to individual needs: fractional lasers, skin resurfacing systems, and regenerative methods are selected according to the patient’s specific requirements. The goal is not only to reduce blemishes and breakouts but also to improve overall skin health and quality.
Laser acne treatment works in depth: it regulates sebum production, targets bacteria responsible for inflammation, and stimulates tissue regeneration. Thanks to the Image Protocol and the work of an integrated team, the skin regains smoothness, brightness, and firmness—benefits that also enhance self-esteem and personal well-being.
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The SmartXide Punto represents the new frontier of fractional CO₂ laser technology — a precision medical device capable of stimulating skin regeneration from within, improving structure, tone, and radiance. This is not “just another laser,” but an advanced system that allows the physician to communicate with skin tissues through light, in a controlled, physiologically respectful way.
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Fraxel Dual is a non-ablative fractional laser featuring two wavelengths (1550 nm and 1927 nm), internationally recognized as one of the cornerstones of regenerative aesthetic medicine. It was the first to introduce the concept of fractional regeneration, paving the way for a new generation of treatments that stimulate deep tissue repair while preserving the skin’s natural integrity.
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Chrome is a multifunctional laser platform that redefines the concept of technology: a light that changes form, adapting to the skin and its biological needs in real time. By combining multiple wavelengths, 532 nm, 1064 nm and dedicated fractional modules, Chrome can treat pigmentation, vascular lesions, uneven texture, scars, and signs of aging while simultaneously stimulating dermal regeneration with exceptional precision and safety.
Learn moreThe SmartXide Punto represents the new frontier of fractional CO₂ laser technology — a precision medical device capable of stimulating skin regeneration from within, improving structure, tone, and radiance. This is not “just another laser,” but an advanced system that allows the physician to communicate with skin tissues through light, in a controlled, physiologically respectful way.
Learn moreFraxel Dual is a non-ablative fractional laser featuring two wavelengths (1550 nm and 1927 nm), internationally recognized as one of the cornerstones of regenerative aesthetic medicine. It was the first to introduce the concept of fractional regeneration, paving the way for a new generation of treatments that stimulate deep tissue repair while preserving the skin’s natural integrity.
Learn moreChrome is a multifunctional laser platform that redefines the concept of technology: a light that changes form, adapting to the skin and its biological needs in real time. By combining multiple wavelengths, 532 nm, 1064 nm and dedicated fractional modules, Chrome can treat pigmentation, vascular lesions, uneven texture, scars, and signs of aging while simultaneously stimulating dermal regeneration with exceptional precision and safety.
Learn moreLaser acne treatment works deep within the skin: it reduces sebum production, fights the bacteria responsible for inflammation, and stimulates tissue regeneration. This helps reduce active breakouts, prevent new lesions, and improve overall skin quality.
Fractional and regenerative lasers significantly improve acne scars and marks. They may not always remove them completely, but they reduce depth, redness, and irregularities, making the skin texture smoother and more even.
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The number of sessions depends on the severity of acne and skin type. On average, 3–6 treatments scheduled at regular intervals are needed to achieve progressive and long-lasting results. Personalization is key.
No technology can make a scar disappear entirely or turn it into normal skin. However, modern treatments can significantly improve skin texture, making scars much less noticeable.
Acne scars are skin marks that form when inflammation damages not only the epidermis but also deeper skin layers. The damaged tissue is replaced by collagen fibers that repair the lesion but leave visible marks.
Scars are permanent depressions or raised areas of the skin. Post-acne marks, instead, are hyperpigmented spots caused by excess melanin in the inflamed area. Both can be treated with targeted protocols, but they are two distinct conditions.
Acne scars are generally divided into three types: