Skin Concern
Actinic Keratosis
Sun damage deserves a physician’s eye.
Serene Rejuvenation · Surrey, BC
Understanding
What’s really
going on
Actinic keratosis appears as rough, scaly or crusty patches on sun-exposed skin, most often the face, scalp and hands. They are caused by years of UV exposure, and because a small percentage can progress to skin cancer they warrant a physician’s assessment.
As a medical doctor, Dr. Sarai evaluates each lesion before treating. Laser resurfacing with HALO®, ProFractional™, or TRL™ removes damaged cells and stimulates healthy skin renewal, treating the visible patch and improving surrounding sun damage at the same time.
Not sure which treatment is right for you? Every plan starts with a consultation and a proper look at your skin.
The Plan
Three Steps To Healthier Skin
Assess
Each lesion is medically evaluated first, because not every rough patch should be treated cosmetically.
Treat
Laser resurfacing calibrated to the lesion and the sun damage around it, clearing damaged cells and prompting healthy renewal.
Maintain
Strict sun protection and regular skin checks so new changes are caught early and treated appropriately.
Dr. Sundeep Sarai · BSc, MBChB, CCFP. Every treatment plan is physician-designed.
Ready to do something about it?
Book a consultation and Dr. Sarai will assess your skin, then talk you through the options that actually fit.