Treating deep scars and post-acne marks with DEKA SmartXide Touch CO₂ laser: mechanism, steps, and course at Radeski Skin Clinic.
I want: to reduce deep scars and acne marks
After acne, injury, or inflammation, deep scars, uneven texture, and marks may remain. Creams and superficial peels often have limited effect on deeper defects.
At Radeski Skin Clinic we treat post-acne scars and skin marks with the DEKA SmartXide Touch CO₂ laser.
We deliver: DEKA SmartXide Touch CO₂ laser
Radeski Skin Clinic uses DEKA SmartXide Touch — a fractional CO₂ laser — for deep scars, post-acne marks, and texture improvement. The laser creates controlled micro-zones and stimulates new collagen formation.
How SmartXide Touch works
The CO₂ laser interacts with water molecules in skin and, in fractional mode, leaves micro-"columns." Recovery begins: collagen rebuilds in deeper layers and the surface gradually smooths.
DEKA's DOT / fractional technology lets the physician adjust depth and density.
Treatment steps at Radeski Skin Clinic
1. Consultation and scar assessment
The dermatologist evaluates depth, scar type (rolling, boxcar, ice pick), and phototype.
2. Preparation and anesthesia
The face is cleansed. Local or additional anesthesia may be used for larger areas.
3. CO₂ laser session
The SmartXide Touch fractional laser treats the zone. Depth is matched to scar character.
4. Recovery and aftercare
Tightness, redness, and itching may last 5–10 days. The physician provides recovery creams, SPF, and hydration guidance.
How many sessions?
Deep scars often need 2–4 sessions spaced 1–3 months apart. Superficial marks may improve with fewer visits.
Who is it for?
- post-acne scars;
- deep texture irregularity;
- marks after trauma or surgery;
- reduced smoothness and elasticity.
Active acne, keloid risk, or open wounds may require delaying treatment.
Book a consultation
For deep scars and persistent marks, a Radeski Skin Clinic physician will individually assess a DEKA SmartXide Touch CO₂ protocol for you.
Is one session enough?
Superficial marks may improve; deep scars usually need a course.
How long is recovery?
5–10 days of active recovery, then gradual improvement over 2–3 months.
Is it safe?
Yes under dermatologist supervision with proper protocol; contraindications are checked.