Leading Cutera® clinicians explore how energy-based technologies are shaping customised treatment pathways across acne, texture, tone and pigmentation
In 2026, laser aesthetics will focus less on single treatments and more on structured pathways built around complementary technologies and customised patient journeys, addressing concerns from acne and texture to tone and pigmentation. To explore how this shift is unfolding in practice, we spoke with members of the Cutera® faculty about integrating energy-based devices into comprehensive treatment plans.
Energy-based acne management: A new patient conversation
For Dr Nestor Demosthenous, AviClear® introduces an energy-based treatment option for mild to severe inflammatory acne by targeting the overactive, oil-producing sebaceous glands.
In his clinic, AviClear® is positioned as a treatment series alongside skincare, lifestyle support, and, when indicated, adjunctive clinician-directed measures. Rather than promising immediate transformation, he emphasises progressive improvement over…
