Kilkenny · Verified Clinics
Fractional Resurfacing in Kilkenny — Verified Practitioners
Fractional Resurfacing in Kilkenny typically ranges from €300–€1,500 per session. Below you'll find 1 register-verified clinic offering this treatment in Kilkenny, every practitioner checked against the Medical Council, Dental Council, or NMBI register.
1 verified clinicUpdated May 2026
Sessions needed
Ablative: 1-3 sessions (up to 5 for severe scarring). Non-ablative: 3-6 sessions 4-6 weeks apart.
Results last
Collagen improvements are durable; non-ablative maintenance every 12-18 months, ablative 2-5 years with diligent sun protection
Treatment time
45-90 minutes including numbing; laser phase 20-45 minutes
Downtime
Non-ablative fractional: 1-3 days of redness and mild swelling. Ablative fractional: 7-14 days of active recovery with oozing, crusting, peeling; pink undertones can persist for weeks to months
Verified Clinics Offering Fractional Resurfacing in Kilkenny
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