The newest evolution in skin laser technology is available at Atelier Medical Aesthetics in Kingston, says owner DR HOLLIE BERGHOFER.

Atelier Medical Aesthetics owner Dr Hollie Berghofer says she’s pleased to be the first to bring the machine to Canberra in joint ownership with fellow clinic Skin Society.

“At Atelier Aesthetics, we’ve always believed in evidence-based treatments that look natural and feel effortless, and UltraClear fits that perfectly,” she says.

“Through an exclusive partnership between Atelier Aesthetics and Skin Society, the UltraClear laser is now available locally for the first time.

“The only one of its kind in Canberra, it feels special because it’s not just a new machine, it’s a new way of treating skin.”

Where most lasers work by heating the skin, the UltraClear uses a cold fibre laser that delivers similar, or better, results without overheating or damaging the surrounding tissue.

“This means less pain, faster recovery and safer results for all skin tones,” says Dr Hollie.

The machine is equipped to perform many levels of treatment, from deep, micro-coring treatment that tightens and remodels skin to superficial treatments for an instant glow-up before a big event.

“The laser can be completely customised to your skin,” says Dr Hollie.

“We can do everything from a light, brightening ‘freshen up’, to a deeper resurfacing that remodels collagen, tightens skin and softens lines, texture and scarring.

“It’s one of the few treatments that can truly do it all – smoother, clearer, tighter, glowier skin with minimal downtime.”

Dr Hollie says Atelier Aesthetics offers evidence-based treatments that look natural and feel effortless by enhancing natural beauty, not changing it.

“The UltraClear fits that perfectly,” she says.

“We can treat fine lines, texture, pigment, scares (even laxity) all in one device.

“It’s powerful, yet incredibly gentle on the skin barrier, which means you heal faster and still get those high-impact results.”

Dr Hollie says no two skins are the same with tone, texture, age and sensitivity all playing an important role.

Many older lasers are only safe for lighter skin types, which can drastically shorten the reach of the treatments for clients.

“Everyone deserves access to high-level rejuvenation, and this technology finally makes it possible,” she says.

The only exceptions to the treatment are those with active infections, recent sunburn or women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Recovery time for the treatment will last around five to seven days at most, although Dr Hollie says clients will see a clean, luminous “laser glow” within days, with new collagen forming over the following weeks.

“It’s the kind of result that just keeps getting better, and while some are thrilled after one session, a series of treatments can really transform the skin long-term,” she says.

For anyone feeling uncomfortable in their skin but are unsure about getting laser treatment, Dr Hollie says it starts with a conversation, not a commitment.

“It’s completely okay to feel unsure, especially if you’ve heard stories about harsh lasers or long recovery times,” she says.

“We take the time to explain everything, assess your skin properly and make sure you feel confident and informed before we do anything.

“Sometimes even just learning what’s possible can shift how you feel about your skin.”

Dr Hollie says it has been an exciting partnership between Atelier Aesthetics and Skin Society to bring the world-leading technology to the ACT.

“It’s all so our clients can experience the future of laser treatments without having to travel interstate,” she says.

Atelier Medical Aesthetics, 125/25 Eastlake Parade, Kingston call 0493 281557, visit atelieraesthetics.com.au or find us Facebook and Instagram.

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