4 February 2026
Ljubljana, Slovenia – Fotona has announced the launch of its new “Glow Up with Fotona” campaign, an innovative aesthetic concept designed to deliver comprehensive skin rejuvenation through the intelligent combination of advanced laser technologies.
The campaign introduces a new treatment philosophy centered on multi-dimensional skin renewal, combining complementary laser platforms to address a wide range of skin concerns in a single, streamlined protocol. By integrating the StarWalker® PICO Pro system with the Dynamis® Max laser platform, practitioners can simultaneously target pigmentation, redness, skin texture, and firmness to achieve smoother, clearer and more radiant skin.
At the heart of the campaign is Fotona4GLOW™, a four-step laser treatment protocol designed to restore a fresh, luminous complexion while stimulating the skin’s natural regenerative processes. The minimally invasive treatment leverages Fotona’s advanced laser technologies to treat both superficial and deeper layers of the skin, delivering natural-looking results with minimal downtime.
The Glow Up with Fotona concept empowers aesthetic practitioners to deliver personalized, high-value treatment packages tailored to individual patient needs and skin types. By combining the photoacoustic precision of StarWalker® technology with the versatility of the Dynamis® laser platform, physicians can address multiple aesthetic concerns holistically, improving patient satisfaction and treatment outcomes.
With the global demand for minimally-invasive aesthetic treatments continuing to grow, the Glow Up with Fotona campaign positions clinics to offer a premium treatment experience that emphasizes natural results, skin health, and long-term rejuvenation.
Through educational resources, expert talks, and clinical insights accompanying the campaign launch, Fotona aims to support practitioners worldwide in adopting the Glow Up concept and delivering the signature “Fotona Glow” to patients seeking effective, minimally invasive aesthetic solutions.
