Skin rejuvenation covers non-surgical treatments that aim to improve skin texture, tone, fine lines and dullness caused by ageing, sun damage and pollution. They work gradually, mainly by encouraging collagen production and removing damaged surface layers.
Results build over a course and need maintenance; they improve skin quality rather than reversing ageing.
Which treatments are used for skin rejuvenation?
- Laser rejuvenation (fractional CO2 or Q-switched laser) – improves fine lines, texture, sun damage and some pigmentation; fractional CO2 involves several days of redness and peeling
- Medifacials and hydrating facials – cleanse, exfoliate and hydrate the skin, with no downtime
- PRP for the skin – your own plasma, applied with microneedling or injected, to support texture and hydration
- Chemical peels – exfoliate damaged surface skin to improve tone and marks
- Microneedling with mesotherapy – stimulates collagen and delivers vitamins and antioxidants into the skin
What results can you expect?
- Softer fine lines and smoother texture, building over several sessions
- More even tone where there is sun damage or marks
- Better hydration and glow, especially after facials
- Downtime ranging from none after a facial to several days after fractional laser
Side effects depend on the treatment and are usually temporary — redness, swelling, peeling or sensitivity. Darker skin types have a higher risk of temporary pigment changes after lasers and peels, so settings are adjusted accordingly. Results vary between individuals.
Who should get skin rejuvenation treatment?
- Anyone with dull, tired or dehydrated skin
- Men and women with fine lines, wrinkles or loss of firmness
- People with pigmentation or uneven skin tone
- People who want to improve skin quality without surgery
Is it the right option for you?
Every plan starts with an examination. Dr. Bansal will tell you whether skin rejuvenation fits your case — including when it does not.