Skin · Laser
LaseMD Ultra
Precision resurfacing for brighter, clearer and more even-looking skin.
Precision resurfacing for brighter, clearer and more even-looking skin.
LaseMD Ultra is a fractional laser made by Lutronic, used at our Coventry clinic to improve skin quality. It works at a 1927 nm thulium wavelength and is non-ablative, so it renews the skin without removing its surface — giving meaningful resurfacing with comparatively little downtime next to more aggressive resurfacing lasers.
Clients usually come to us for pigmentation and sun damage, a dull or uneven tone, or rough texture. Because the intensity can be adjusted, treatment can be kept gentle for a refresh or set deeper for a more resurfacing-focused plan — always after a skin assessment.
LaseMD Ultra can be used on the face, neck, décolletage and hands. Your practitioner will confirm which areas suit your skin and your goals at consultation.
People looking to improve the look of pigmentation, sun damage, uneven tone, dullness, rough texture, enlarged-looking pores and fine lines. Whether it is right for you, and at what settings, is always decided at your consultation.
Every LaseMD Ultra treatment starts with a consultation and skin assessment. £50 consultation, fully redeemable against treatments or products.
Pricing depends on the treatment area and intensity, and is confirmed at your consultation.
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LaseMD Ultra is chosen for skin-quality concerns. It is a cosmetic treatment for how skin looks, not a treatment for medical skin conditions — any mark that needs a medical opinion is assessed first.
Patches of darker pigment that make tone look uneven. LaseMD Ultra can help reduce their appearance gradually over a course.
Hyperpigmentation guide →Sun-related changes such as blotchy tone, freckling and roughness, which can soften as the skin renews.
Sun damage guide →Flat, darker spots from years of sun exposure — assessed first, and treated where suitable.
Age spots guide →Skin that looks tired or lacks radiance, for a fresher and brighter-looking complexion.
Dull skin guide →Uneven or rough-feeling skin, which can look and feel smoother as treatment progresses.
Pores that look more prominent, which may appear more refined over a course.
Enlarged pores guide →Early, fine surface lines, as part of an overall improvement in skin quality.
Superficial acne scarring and post-acne texture, where clinically appropriate after assessment.
Acne scars guide →Melasma is a long-term condition. LaseMD Ultra may be considered as part of a carefully planned approach after practitioner assessment — we talk about management, not clearance.
Melasma guide →LaseMD Ultra delivers fractional energy into controlled, microscopic zones of the skin while leaving the surrounding tissue intact. That controlled treatment prompts the skin’s own renewal process, which is why improvements in tone and texture build gradually rather than overnight.
“Fractional” means the laser treats a pattern of tiny zones rather than the whole surface at once. “Non-ablative” means the surface of the skin is not removed. Together, these keep recovery more manageable than with ablative resurfacing.
Treatment can make the skin temporarily more receptive to topical products, so your practitioner may apply skincare selected for your skin as part of the protocol.
No single setting suits everyone. Your practitioner chooses the treatment intensity after looking at:
We look at your skin, talk through your concerns and medical history, and agree whether LaseMD Ultra is right for you and how intensively to treat.
Your skin is cleansed and prepared, and numbing cream is applied for comfort before treatment.
Your practitioner treats the agreed area. Most clients describe a warm, prickling sensation. Treatment time varies according to the area and protocol.
Skincare selected for your skin may be applied afterwards, followed by sun protection.
You go home with aftercare guidance. How your skin looks over the following days depends on the intensity used.
LaseMD Ultra is a comparatively low-downtime treatment, but it is not a no-downtime one. Depending on the intensity used, you may notice:
Lighter treatments may leave only mild redness for a day or two.
Protecting your skin from the sun is essential while it recovers and throughout a course. Follow your practitioner’s aftercare advice, and avoid irritating or active skincare for as long as you are advised.
Some clients choose a single treatment to refresh their skin. Recommended course: 3–6 sessions, typically spaced around 4 weeks apart. Your practitioner will confirm the number and spacing that suit you after assessment.
Results build progressively and vary from person to person. Clients typically look for brighter-looking skin, a more even tone, smoother-looking texture, a reduced appearance of pigmentation and fresher overall skin quality. Skin often looks brighter within the first week, with tone and texture continuing to improve across a course, and periodic sessions help maintain the result. No result can be promised.
Whether LaseMD Ultra is suitable for you is decided by your practitioner at your consultation, not by this page. It can depend on things such as:
Please let us know about any of these when you get in touch, and we will talk them through at your assessment.
LaseMD Ultra is a fractional laser made by Lutronic. It uses a 1927 nm thulium wavelength and is non-ablative, meaning it renews the skin without removing its surface. At Feonix Aesthetics in Coventry we use it to improve the look of pigmentation, sun damage, uneven tone and texture.
It is chosen for skin-quality concerns: uneven pigmentation, sun damage, age spots, dull or uneven tone, rough texture, enlarged-looking pores and fine lines. It may also be used for superficial post-acne texture where clinically appropriate. It is a cosmetic treatment rather than a treatment for medical skin conditions, and any mark that needs a medical opinion is assessed first.
No. LaseMD Ultra is non-ablative: it treats a pattern of microscopic zones in the skin without removing the surface, which is what keeps recovery comparatively manageable.
It depends on the intensity used. After lighter treatments, skin may be red and warm for a day or two. Deeper treatments can leave skin feeling dry, slightly rough or gritty, with fine flaking for several days. It is a low-downtime treatment rather than a no-downtime one, and your practitioner sets the intensity with your plans in mind.
Skin often looks brighter within the first week, and improvements in tone and texture continue to build across a course. Results vary from person to person and cannot be promised.
Some clients choose a single treatment for a refresh. Recommended course: 3–6 sessions, typically spaced around 4 weeks apart. Your practitioner confirms the number and spacing after assessing your skin.
It can help reduce the appearance of some pigmentation, such as sun-related spots and uneven tone, gradually over a course. Pigmentation has different causes, so it is assessed first. Melasma in particular is a long-term condition: LaseMD Ultra may be part of a carefully planned approach, but we talk about management rather than clearance. Daily sun protection is essential either way.
LaseMD Ultra can be used on the face, neck, décolletage and hands. Your practitioner will confirm which areas are suitable for you.
A single LaseMD Ultra session is £350, a course of 3 sessions is £945, and a course of 6 sessions is £1,785. Pricing depends on the treatment area and intensity. Treatment starts with a £50 consultation, which is redeemable against your treatment or products.
Book a consultation online or call us on 0333 772 1277. You will see a practitioner at our Coventry clinic, 15 Little Park Street, CV1 2RN, who will assess your skin, go through your medical history and recommend a plan.
Book your £50 LaseMD Ultra consultation at our Coventry clinic, 15 Little Park Street, CV1 2RN — redeemable against your treatment. Or call us on 0333 772 1277.
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