Lightwave Biolaser Scar Treatment - Leslie Kuek Plastic Surgery Clinic

Mount Elizabeth Novena, Specialist Centre Suite #05-41, 38 Irrawaddy Road Singapore 329563

Laser Treatments & Therapies

Dr Kuek offers a range of laser procedures that are used to treat a wide variety of skin conditions, including ageing skin, sun-damaged skin, birthmarks, port-wine stains, melasma, spider-veins and tattoo removal.

Lightwave therapy is used to improve post-pregnancy stretch marks and scars, and the Lightwave Biolaser can reduce the appearance of ageing and sun-damaged skin, resulting in a significant and noticeable enhancement in your skin’s condition.

By stimulating your body’s regenerative mechanism, the Lightwave Biolaser accelerates the replenishment of collagen and elastin. Photo bio-stimulation converts photo energy into cellular energy for your skin, restoring your youthful appearance and promoting rapid healing.

For over 15 years, Light Therapy (LT) technology has been studied in America, Canada, Russia and the European community and it is even used by NASA and the U.S. Department of Defence. It is mainly used to improve scars and help wounds to heal. It can also help to improve stretch marks.

By improving superficial circulation and stimulating the production of elastin and collagen, LT helps to restore your skin tone. LT can also stimulate microcirculation and facilitate the elimination of excess fluids in fat tissue, improving the appearance of cellulite and smoothening your skin.

Noticeable change can be seen in 8-10 non-invasive treatments, and the length of progress is dependent on a series of factors such as your present physical condition, age, diet, alcohol and cigarette consumption. In order to achieve and maintain the desired effect of youthful and supple skin, it is important that consistent treatment become a routine.

38 Irrawaddy Road, Mount Elizabeth Novena Specialist Centre Suite #05-41, Singapore 329563
Tel: +65 6472 2972 | Email: enquiry@lesliekuek.com.sg

Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday : 9am - 6pm, (Lunch Break 1pm – 2pm) Saturday : 9am – 1pm

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