Uniform fractional delivery
The computerized scanner creates a controlled pattern intended to deliver consistent coverage without overlapping treatment points.
A non-ablative fractional treatment for pigmentation, melasma, texture, pores, fine lines, and collagen renewal.
LightScan creates a controlled fractional pattern of laser energy, leaving surrounding skin untreated. The approach is designed for visible correction with a more manageable recovery than traditional ablative resurfacing.
Treatment footage supplied by (R)Evolution MedSpa.
LightSCAN™ is Eufoton’s computerized fractional scanner. It distributes laser energy across microscopic treatment zones while leaving surrounding skin untreated.
Scan size, energy, dwell time, treatment points, and density can be adjusted by the provider. That control allows the treatment to be tailored to the concern, area, and desired level of correction.
Technology details are based on Eufoton’s patient brochure and manufacturer overview. Suitability and recovery vary.
Fractional photothermolysis works in microscopic treatment zones. Untreated surrounding tissue supports recovery while collagen remodeling develops over time.
The computerized scanner creates a controlled pattern intended to deliver consistent coverage without overlapping treatment points.
The provider can vary treatment density and other settings rather than applying one protocol to every concern.
Eufoton describes gradual collagen production alongside improvement in visible tone, elasticity, pores, scars, and fine wrinkles.

BeforeAfter↔This example comes from Eufoton’s fractional resurfacing treatment gallery. Drag across the image to compare before and after.
Results vary with the patient, treatment settings, number of sessions, and aftercare. A consultation is the right place to discuss realistic goals for your skin.
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Discuss your concerns, skin history, and the result you hope to achieve.
Your provider selects the treatment area and settings for your skin and goals.
The scanner places fractional laser energy in a controlled pattern across the area.
The treatment is designed for manageable recovery, but redness or other temporary responses can vary.
Fractional Resurfacing is the more corrective option. The Laser Facial is a lighter, no-numbing refresh designed with no expected downtime.
No. Eufoton describes this as non-ablative fractional photothermolysis: microscopic areas are treated while surrounding skin remains untreated.
Recovery is typically described as manageable, but it depends on settings and individual response. Your provider will give more specific guidance after assessing your skin and treatment plan.
Eufoton notes that results can become visible over a few sessions and collagen changes develop gradually. Your provider will recommend a plan based on your concern and response.
At (R)Evolution, LightScan Fractional Resurfacing is positioned for the face and neck. The appropriate treatment area is confirmed during consultation.
Book a consultation for LightScan Fractional Resurfacing, or compare it with the lighter Laser Facial first.