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Award-winning injectables, skin, hair loss and anti-wrinkle treatments in Manchester's Northern Quarter. Subtle, natural results — never overdone. Est. 2019 by Doctor Tina Bani .
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Sara · Skiin Client
Your skin — upgraded.
Award-winning injectables, skin, hair loss and anti-wrinkle treatments in Manchester's Northern Quarter. Subtle, natural results — never overdone. Est. 2019 by Doctor Tina Bani .
The Glass Skin Laser · Manchester
LaseMD Ultra — known as the glass skin laser — delivers the Korean beauty ideal made famous by K-beauty routines and celebrity glass skin looks: skin so smooth, even and luminous it appears translucent. Doctor-led at Skiin, LaseMD Ultra resurfaces away pigmentation, renews collagen and refines texture — and its micro-channels absorb bespoke serums deep into the skin, enhancing every result beyond what laser energy alone can achieve. It restores your skin's light-reflecting quality, targeting sun damage, dullness and fine lines for a finish so clear and uniform that light bounces off it evenly — no filters, no foundation needed — with minimal downtime.
Minimal Downtime
The 'lunchtime' laser
Targets Pigmentation
Sun damage, tone, dullness
Face, Neck & Hands
Treat sun-exposed areas
Doctor-Led
Lutronic technology, expert hands
Real Results
LaseMD clears pigmentation and resurfaces the skin toward that glass-skin clarity. Drag the slider to compare.
What Makes It Different
LaseMD is a fractional thulium laser by Lutronic — the same family of medical-grade technology trusted in dermatology worldwide. Unlike older ablative lasers that remove the entire skin surface and demand weeks of recovery, LaseMD creates precise microscopic treatment channels, leaving surrounding tissue intact to speed healing.
The controlled injury triggers your skin to shed pigmented, damaged cells and renew collagen in their place — and in the golden window after treatment, those micro-channels act as a delivery pathway, absorbing bespoke serums and actives deep into the skin to enhance brightening and renewal beyond what the laser alone can achieve. Tone becomes more even, texture refines, and a genuine luminosity returns — the glass skin effect in action — the kind that comes from healthy, well-functioning skin rather than a product sitting on top of it.
At Skiin, LaseMD is often paired with skin boosters for hydration or RF microneedling for deeper remodelling — a complete approach to skin quality.
The Result
LaseMD restores the surface of the skin. The change reads as clear and radiant, never as 'lasered'.
The Treatment
Day 0
Treatment
Topical anaesthetic, then the laser passes over the skin. A 15–30 minute session with warmth and a mild prickling sensation.
Day 2–5
Bronze & flaking
Mild redness with light flaking or 'bronzing'. Mineral SPF is essential. Most return to normal activities the next day.
Week 1
Tone brightens
Luminosity returns and tone evens as fresh, healthy skin replaces the treated surface — your first glimpse of the glass skin finish.
Month 1–4
Full course
A course of 3–4 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart for pigmentation, with maintenance twice yearly to protect results.
Related Treatments
Combine LaseMD with skin boosters for hydration or chemical peels for a layered approach to tone and texture.
FAQs
LaseMD is a fractional thulium laser developed by Lutronic. It creates microscopic channels in the skin, triggering a controlled healing response that replaces damaged cells with fresh, healthy tissue. The result is improved pigmentation, more even tone, refined texture and a genuine luminosity — with far less downtime than traditional ablative lasers.
LaseMD at Skiin is priced per session or as a course. The number of sessions depends on your skin concerns — pigmentation may require 3–4 sessions, while a glow-boosting maintenance treatment may be a single session. All pricing is discussed transparently during your consultation.
LaseMD is often called a 'lunchtime' laser because downtime is minimal. Expect mild redness and a light flaking or 'bronzing' effect for 2–5 days, depending on the intensity chosen. Most patients return to normal activities the next day and wear mineral SPF as the skin renews.
LaseMD is excellent for pigmentation and sun damage, uneven tone, fine lines, dullness, enlarged pores and rough texture. It can be used on the face, neck, décolletage and hands — areas that often show sun damage and are difficult to treat with injectables.
LaseMD uses laser energy to resurface the upper layers of the skin, making it ideal for pigmentation, tone and surface texture. RF microneedling delivers energy deeper into the dermis to tighten and remodel collagen, making it better for skin laxity and scarring. The two are complementary — in fact we often combine them in one protocol; here's why we combine LaseMD and RF microneedling.
LaseMD suits anyone noticing pigmentation, uneven tone, dullness or fine lines who wants meaningful improvement without the downtime of deeper resurfacing. It is suitable for most skin types and is particularly effective for sun-damaged skin on the face, neck and hands.
Yes — LaseMD has become known as the glass skin laser because of the smooth, even, almost translucent finish it creates. The glass skin look, made famous by Korean beauty and celebrity glass skin trends, is built on uniform tone, refined texture and real luminosity — precisely what LaseMD delivers. Patients searching for glass skin in Manchester often find LaseMD Ultra the most direct route to it.
All four sit in the non-ablative resurfacing category, but they differ in depth, mechanism and — crucially — what you can layer on top. We've written a full doctor's comparison of LaseMD Ultra vs Moxi, Fraxel and IPL — in short, LaseMD Ultra's thulium micro-channels double as a delivery pathway for bespoke actives and exosomes, which is why Doctor Tina selected it for the clinic.
Yes — melasma responds well to LaseMD's gentle fractional energy, especially as part of a low-and-slow protocol with brightening actives delivered through the micro-channels. Read our melasma deep-dive for why traditional peels often fail here and a fractional approach succeeds.
