Sun damage, scarring, and aging can leave the skin looking dull, rough, and uneven. The Sciton ProFractional laser resurfaces the skin by targeting tiny columns beneath the surface, stimulating new collagen while preserving surrounding tissue. The result is smoother texture, refined pores, and a radiant glow—with shorter recovery than traditional laser resurfacing.
Medically Reviewed by Dr Colin Tham
Consultant Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
MB ChB (Aberdeen), FRCS (Ireland), FAMS

The Profractional XC laser is a tunable fractional Er:YAG laser. Its ability to be tuned allows me to dictate how much heat I deliver to the target. This is important especially when treating Asian patients with darker complexions; it decreases the risk of complications.
Patients with:
Yes. Depending on the depth of cosmetic treatment, recovery time is usually between two to four days.
This depends on what we are treating and the severity. For example, moderately severe acne scars require, on average, three treatments for significant improvement.
No, this is a myth. Fractional lasers result in improved collagen content, not the opposite.

Consultant Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon MB ChB (Aberdeen), FRCS (Ireland), FAMS
Trained in Scotland and Singapore, Dr Colin Tham has more than 20 years of experience in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. A Ministry of Health-accredited specialist, his career spans a fellowship at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (Taiwan), public-sector work, and his current role as Director of the Aesthetics Division at Asia HealthPartners. He also trains fellow doctors internationally and is known for his meticulous, patient-focused care.