Laser Skin Resurfacing
UltraClear is a 2910 nm cold fiber laser for skin resurfacing. It treats fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, sun damage, and uneven skin tone and texture, with treatments that range from a light, no-downtime laser facial to deep resurfacing. Mafi Plastic Surgery offers it in Fresno, California.
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UltraClear Laser?
UltraClear is an advanced 2910 nm cold fiber laser designed to resurface the skin with exceptional precision, allowing treatment to be customized to your skin, your concerns, and the amount of downtime you are comfortable with. This is not simply a laser facial. This is precision skin resurfacing.
Beautiful skin is not created by treating everyone the same. Your skin has its own biology, history, pigmentation, texture, and degree of photoaging, so treatment is customized from superficial rejuvenation to deeper resurfacing, targeting the level of skin that needs improvement while tailoring the intensity to your desired result and recovery.
UltraClear is the world's first 2910 nm cold fiber laser platform. Its fiber-based delivery system is designed to deliver laser energy precisely to targeted areas of the skin while limiting unnecessary thermal exposure to the surrounding tissue, and its multiple treatment modes range from superficial rejuvenation to advanced resurfacing.
It can be customized to address fine lines and wrinkles, sun damage and photoaging, pigmentation, rough or uneven texture, acne scars, surgical and traumatic scars, and overall skin rejuvenation. Its FDA-cleared indications include general skin resurfacing and, in Ultra mode, fractional treatment of wrinkles and scar revision including acne scars.
At Mafi Plastic Surgery, our aesthetic philosophy is centered around preservation: preserve, refine, rejuvenate. Rather than automatically choosing the most aggressive treatment, we determine the appropriate depth, intensity, and strategy for your skin. The objective is not to make you look like you have had a laser. The objective is to make your skin look better.
For superficial skin rejuvenation, complexion refinement, and photodamage. Many superficial treatments involve little to no social downtime.
For more significant epidermal resurfacing, including texture, pigmentation, and fine lines.
For deeper fractional resurfacing targeting wrinkles, scars, and collagen remodeling. This is the mode with FDA-cleared indications for fractional treatment of wrinkles and scar revision, including acne scars.
For simultaneous superficial and deeper resurfacing in a single customized treatment. Additional advanced treatment options are available for appropriately selected patients.
Your provider chooses the setting, not a menu
UltraClear can be run anywhere from a light, no-downtime pass to deep fractional resurfacing, and the right level is not something to pick off a list. Your aesthetic provider looks at your skin, your pigmentation, what you want changed, and how much recovery you can take on, then sets the depth and intensity to match. That is what a consultation is for.
Results build gradually over about three months as collagen remodels. If your provider recommends it, the area can be treated again after six weeks.
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Am I a candidate for laser skin resurfacing?
Resurfacing works on the skin itself, so it answers what shows on the surface.
The best candidates have realistic expectations and understand that laser resurfacing improves the appearance and quality of skin but does not stop the aging process. A consultation is required to determine whether UltraClear is appropriate for you. It may be worth discussing if you are bothered by:
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Lines and wrinkles you would like softened, from early to more advanced.
Sun Damage & Pigmentation
Age spots, uneven pigmentation, and the visible effects of cumulative sun exposure.
Acne & Surgical Scars
Scarring and textural irregularities, from acne or from previous surgery.
Rough Skin Texture
Skin that looks dull, rough, or uneven rather than smooth and clear.
Early Skin Laxity
Early loss of firmness, where resurfacing and collagen remodeling can help skin quality.
Overall Loss of Skin Quality
Skin you simply want brighter, smoother, healthier, and more youthful.
Skin of Color
Darker skin tones are treated with a thoughtful, individualized approach: parameters and depth are adjusted to your pigmentation profile, and not every treatment level is appropriate for every patient. Your skin comes first.
A Recovery That Fits Your Life
From a subtle refresh with little to no downtime to comprehensive resurfacing measured in days, the plan is matched to the recovery you can take on.
Common questions about UltraClear laser resurfacing
There is no single price, because the treatment is set to your skin rather than chosen from a list. What you pay follows the area treated, the depth and intensity your provider selects, and whether a series is recommended, so you are quoted after your consultation. We offer financing options through CareCredit, Cherry, and PatientFi, which allow you to spread the cost into monthly payments. Our team is happy to help you with the application process and answer any questions you may have.
What does laser resurfacing cost, and can I pay over time?
There is no single price, because the treatment is set to your skin rather than chosen from a list. What you pay follows the area treated, the depth and intensity your provider selects, and whether a series is recommended, so you are quoted after your consultation. We offer financing options through CareCredit, Cherry, and PatientFi, which allow you to spread the cost into monthly payments. Our team is happy to help you with the application process and answer any questions you may have.
Smoother, Clearer
Skin
Book a consultation at Mafi Plastic Surgery in Fresno to find out what UltraClear laser resurfacing would do for your skin, and which depth of treatment it actually calls for.
Prefer to talk? Call (559) 890-6500.
Medically reviewed by Parham Mafi, M.D., F.A.C.S., board-certified plastic surgeon at Mafi Plastic Surgery. This page is for education and is not a substitute for a personalized medical consultation.
Last medically reviewed August 2026Updated