26 May 2026 · Combination treatment · 1 min read
Skin rejuvenation combined: fractional laser treatment and daylight photodynamic therapy
How a fractional laser resurfacing and a daylight photodynamic therapy can complement one another within an overall medical concept. Skin appearance and skin health are both part of the picture.
Years of sun exposure leave their mark, on the skin's appearance as much as on its health. In selected cases it can make sense to combine a skin-rejuvenating measure and a measure oriented towards skin health within an overall medical concept.
How the two procedures work
A fractional laser resurfacing stimulates the skin's renewal and refines its appearance. The daylight photodynamic therapy uses a light-sensitising agent: a physician applies it, and daylight then activates it.
Whether, in which order and at what interval such procedures can be combined is a purely medical decision, made after a thorough examination and consultation.
Care and consultation
Combined procedures in particular call for a clear indication, a realistic assessment and a detailed consultation about the procedure, aftercare and possible risks. This article serves general information purposes only.
This article is provided for general information only and does not replace personal medical advice. Whether a treatment is suitable for you is something we clarify individually in a consultation. Treatment results can vary.
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