
Fractionated CO₂ Laser
Laser resurfacing for concerns such as acne scarring, uneven texture, fine lines and selected pigmentation concerns.
Explore Fractionated CO₂ Laser →Explore St Mary's Clinic's dermatology and skin-treatment services in Mosta, from assessment and removal of selected skin lesions to treatments for pigmentation, scarring, texture and skin rejuvenation. Your treatment plan is matched to the concern rather than taking a one-treatment-fits-all approach.

Explore six dermatology treatment pathways, each with dedicated information on suitability, treatment, pricing and aftercare.

Laser resurfacing for concerns such as acne scarring, uneven texture, fine lines and selected pigmentation concerns.
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Assessment and removal options for selected skin and subcutaneous lesions, including biopsy where clinically appropriate.
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A non-surgical injectable treatment using carbon dioxide, offered for selected skin and aesthetic concerns.
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Microneedling combined with radiofrequency energy for skin texture, acne scarring and tightening concerns.
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Individual treatment planning for dark spots and uneven pigmentation, including laser and mesotherapy options.
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Micro-injection treatments used by the clinic for selected skin rejuvenation and pigmentation concerns.
Explore Mesotherapy →Different concerns can look similar but require very different approaches. Assessment helps establish what is being treated before choosing a procedure.
Sun-related pigmentation, post-inflammatory marks and melasma do not necessarily respond to the same treatment. Pigmentation type and skin characteristics matter when selecting an approach.
Fractionated CO₂ laser and RF microneedling are among the clinic's options for selected texture and scarring concerns. The appropriate treatment depends on scar type, skin and downtime considerations.
Visible or uncomfortable lesions can be assessed before removal. A changing or clinically suspicious lesion should be evaluated appropriately rather than treated as a purely cosmetic concern.
Mesotherapy, carboxy therapy and energy-based procedures are offered for selected aesthetic skin concerns. Recommendations should reflect the patient's goals, skin and medical history.
A pigmentation concern, skin lesion and acne scar are fundamentally different problems. The useful question is not simply “which treatment is strongest?” but which treatment is appropriate for the diagnosis, skin type, expected benefit and acceptable recovery.
Discuss the history, examine the treatment area and identify factors that may affect suitability.
Compare appropriate options, expected improvement, limitations, number of sessions and likely downtime.
Proceed with a personalised plan and follow the treatment-specific skin care, sun protection and follow-up advice.
Some skin concerns are cosmetic; others may need medical assessment before any aesthetic procedure is considered.
A mole or lesion that is changing in size, shape or colour, repeatedly bleeding, becoming inflamed or otherwise concerning should be assessed appropriately. Removal method and whether tissue should be sent for histological examination depend on the clinical situation.
Laser, microneedling, injectable and removal procedures have different contraindications and risks. Tell your practitioner about your medical history, active skin conditions, tendency to abnormal scarring and regular medication. Do not stop prescribed medication unless the clinician responsible for it advises you to.
There is no single recovery timeline for “dermatology treatment”. A lesion removal, CO₂ laser session and mesotherapy appointment involve very different procedures.
Your concern, medical history and treatment goals are reviewed. Some procedures can be planned directly; others may require additional assessment.
Procedure length, anaesthesia or numbing, and the sensation experienced depend on the treatment selected and the size of the treatment area.
Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, peeling, bruising or wound care may apply depending on the procedure. Your treatment-specific instructions take priority.
Some treatments are performed once, while others are planned as a course. Follow-up depends on healing, response and whether additional treatment is appropriate.
St Mary's Medical Clinic · 9/11 Triq il-Barrieri, Mosta MST 3250, Malta · Mon–Fri 8:00am–6:00pm · Sat 8:00am–1:00pm