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Ablative Erbium Laser Resurfacing

Ablative erbium laser resurfacing is an advanced skin rejuvenation treatment that removes the entire outer layer of damaged skin while stimulating deep collagen remodeling. Unlike fractional treatments that leave surrounding tissue intact, ablative resurfacing treats the full surface area for more dramatic improvement—making it ideal for patients with significant sun damage, deep wrinkles, or scarring.

This treatment can improve the appearance of:
- Moderate to deep wrinkles and lines
- Severe sun damage and age spots
- Acne scars, surgical scars, and textural irregularities
- Uneven skin tone and pigmentation
- Loss of skin firmness and elasticity

During treatment, the laser precisely vaporizes the damaged outer layers of skin in a controlled manner. A topical numbing cream and/or local anesthesia is typically used for comfort. The procedure usually takes 30–90 minutes, depending on the area treated.

After ablative resurfacing, the skin will be raw, red, and may weep or ooze for the first few days. Healing requires diligent wound care, including frequent cleansing and application of healing ointments. Downtime is typically 7–14 days, with pinkness that can last several weeks to months. Results continue to improve over 3–6 months as new collagen forms and skin texture refines.

Ablative erbium laser resurfacing is best suited for patients who want significant, long-lasting improvement in skin quality and are prepared for a longer recovery period with careful aftercare and strict sun protection.

Ablative Erbium Laser Resurfacing

Ablative erbium laser resurfacing is an advanced skin rejuvenation treatment that removes the entire outer layer of damaged skin while stimulating deep collagen remodeling. Unlike fractional treatments that leave surrounding tissue intact, ablative resurfacing treats the full surface area for more dramatic improvement—making it ideal for patients with significant sun damage, deep wrinkles, or scarring.

This treatment can improve the appearance of:
- Moderate to deep wrinkles and lines
- Severe sun damage and age spots
- Acne scars, surgical scars, and textural irregularities
- Uneven skin tone and pigmentation
- Loss of skin firmness and elasticity

During treatment, the laser precisely vaporizes the damaged outer layers of skin in a controlled manner. A topical numbing cream and/or local anesthesia is typically used for comfort. The procedure usually takes 30–90 minutes, depending on the area treated.

After ablative resurfacing, the skin will be raw, red, and may weep or ooze for the first few days. Healing requires diligent wound care, including frequent cleansing and application of healing ointments. Downtime is typically 7–14 days, with pinkness that can last several weeks to months. Results continue to improve over 3–6 months as new collagen forms and skin texture refines.

Ablative erbium laser resurfacing is best suited for patients who want significant, long-lasting improvement in skin quality and are prepared for a longer recovery period with careful aftercare and strict sun protection.

Ablative Erbium Laser Resurfacing

Ablative erbium laser resurfacing is an advanced skin rejuvenation treatment that removes the entire outer layer of damaged skin while stimulating deep collagen remodeling. Unlike fractional treatments that leave surrounding tissue intact, ablative resurfacing treats the full surface area for more dramatic improvement—making it ideal for patients with significant sun damage, deep wrinkles, or scarring.

This treatment can improve the appearance of:
- Moderate to deep wrinkles and lines
- Severe sun damage and age spots
- Acne scars, surgical scars, and textural irregularities
- Uneven skin tone and pigmentation
- Loss of skin firmness and elasticity

During treatment, the laser precisely vaporizes the damaged outer layers of skin in a controlled manner. A topical numbing cream and/or local anesthesia is typically used for comfort. The procedure usually takes 30–90 minutes, depending on the area treated.

After ablative resurfacing, the skin will be raw, red, and may weep or ooze for the first few days. Healing requires diligent wound care, including frequent cleansing and application of healing ointments. Downtime is typically 7–14 days, with pinkness that can last several weeks to months. Results continue to improve over 3–6 months as new collagen forms and skin texture refines.

Ablative erbium laser resurfacing is best suited for patients who want significant, long-lasting improvement in skin quality and are prepared for a longer recovery period with careful aftercare and strict sun protection.

Ablative Erbium Laser Resurfacing

Ablative erbium laser resurfacing is an advanced skin rejuvenation treatment that removes the entire outer layer of damaged skin while stimulating deep collagen remodeling. Unlike fractional treatments that leave surrounding tissue intact, ablative resurfacing treats the full surface area for more dramatic improvement—making it ideal for patients with significant sun damage, deep wrinkles, or scarring.

This treatment can improve the appearance of:
- Moderate to deep wrinkles and lines
- Severe sun damage and age spots
- Acne scars, surgical scars, and textural irregularities
- Uneven skin tone and pigmentation
- Loss of skin firmness and elasticity

During treatment, the laser precisely vaporizes the damaged outer layers of skin in a controlled manner. A topical numbing cream and/or local anesthesia is typically used for comfort. The procedure usually takes 30–90 minutes, depending on the area treated.

After ablative resurfacing, the skin will be raw, red, and may weep or ooze for the first few days. Healing requires diligent wound care, including frequent cleansing and application of healing ointments. Downtime is typically 7–14 days, with pinkness that can last several weeks to months. Results continue to improve over 3–6 months as new collagen forms and skin texture refines.

Ablative erbium laser resurfacing is best suited for patients who want significant, long-lasting improvement in skin quality and are prepared for a longer recovery period with careful aftercare and strict sun protection.

Ablative Erbium Laser Resurfacing

Ablative erbium laser resurfacing is an advanced skin rejuvenation treatment that removes the entire outer layer of damaged skin while stimulating deep collagen remodeling. Unlike fractional treatments that leave surrounding tissue intact, ablative resurfacing treats the full surface area for more dramatic improvement—making it ideal for patients with significant sun damage, deep wrinkles, or scarring.

This treatment can improve the appearance of:
- Moderate to deep wrinkles and lines
- Severe sun damage and age spots
- Acne scars, surgical scars, and textural irregularities
- Uneven skin tone and pigmentation
- Loss of skin firmness and elasticity

During treatment, the laser precisely vaporizes the damaged outer layers of skin in a controlled manner. A topical numbing cream and/or local anesthesia is typically used for comfort. The procedure usually takes 30–90 minutes, depending on the area treated.

After ablative resurfacing, the skin will be raw, red, and may weep or ooze for the first few days. Healing requires diligent wound care, including frequent cleansing and application of healing ointments. Downtime is typically 7–14 days, with pinkness that can last several weeks to months. Results continue to improve over 3–6 months as new collagen forms and skin texture refines.

Ablative erbium laser resurfacing is best suited for patients who want significant, long-lasting improvement in skin quality and are prepared for a longer recovery period with careful aftercare and strict sun protection.

Fractional Erbium Resurfacing Laser

Fractional erbium resurfacing is an advanced laser treatment that gently removes damaged outer layers of skin while stimulating collagen production beneath the surface. It creates thousands of tiny treatment zones, leaving surrounding tissue intact to support faster healing and minimal downtime.

This treatment can improve the appearance of:
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Sun damage and age spots
- Uneven skin tone and texture
- Acne scars and mild scarring
- Enlarged pores and overall dullness

During treatment, the laser is passed over the skin in a controlled pattern. A topical numbing cream is typically applied beforehand for comfort. You may feel warmth or a prickling sensation. The procedure usually takes 30–60 minutes, depending on the area treated.

After treatment, the skin will be pink or red and may feel warm, similar to a sunburn. Mild swelling and flaking are common over the first few days to a week. Most people return to normal activities within a few days, following careful aftercare and sun protection. Results continue to improve over several weeks to months as collagen remodels and new, healthier skin emerges.

Fractional erbium resurfacing is ideal for patients who want noticeable improvement in skin quality with a moderate recovery period and natural, gradual results.

Fractional Erbium Resurfacing Laser

Fractional erbium resurfacing is an advanced laser treatment that gently removes damaged outer layers of skin while stimulating collagen production beneath the surface. It creates thousands of tiny treatment zones, leaving surrounding tissue intact to support faster healing and minimal downtime.

This treatment can improve the appearance of:
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Sun damage and age spots
- Uneven skin tone and texture
- Acne scars and mild scarring
- Enlarged pores and overall dullness

During treatment, the laser is passed over the skin in a controlled pattern. A topical numbing cream is typically applied beforehand for comfort. You may feel warmth or a prickling sensation. The procedure usually takes 30–60 minutes, depending on the area treated.

After treatment, the skin will be pink or red and may feel warm, similar to a sunburn. Mild swelling and flaking are common over the first few days to a week. Most people return to normal activities within a few days, following careful aftercare and sun protection. Results continue to improve over several weeks to months as collagen remodels and new, healthier skin emerges.

Fractional erbium resurfacing is ideal for patients who want noticeable improvement in skin quality with a moderate recovery period and natural, gradual results.

Fractional Erbium Resurfacing Laser

Fractional erbium resurfacing is an advanced laser treatment that gently removes damaged outer layers of skin while stimulating collagen production beneath the surface. It creates thousands of tiny treatment zones, leaving surrounding tissue intact to support faster healing and minimal downtime.

This treatment can improve the appearance of:
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Sun damage and age spots
- Uneven skin tone and texture
- Acne scars and mild scarring
- Enlarged pores and overall dullness

During treatment, the laser is passed over the skin in a controlled pattern. A topical numbing cream is typically applied beforehand for comfort. You may feel warmth or a prickling sensation. The procedure usually takes 30–60 minutes, depending on the area treated.

After treatment, the skin will be pink or red and may feel warm, similar to a sunburn. Mild swelling and flaking are common over the first few days to a week. Most people return to normal activities within a few days, following careful aftercare and sun protection. Results continue to improve over several weeks to months as collagen remodels and new, healthier skin emerges.

Fractional erbium resurfacing is ideal for patients who want noticeable improvement in skin quality with a moderate recovery period and natural, gradual results.

Q-switch laser treatment is a non-invasive option for improving the appearance of toenails affected by fungal infection. The laser delivers short, targeted bursts of energy that heat and damage the fungus living in and under the nail, while leaving the surrounding skin largely unharmed.

During treatment, the laser handpiece is passed over the nail plate and surrounding area. You may feel warmth or a brief snapping sensation, but most people tolerate it well without downtime. Sessions are typically quick, and a series of treatments is often recommended for best results.

Because toenails grow slowly, improvement happens gradually over several months as healthy nail grows in. Laser can be used alone or in combination with topical or oral antifungal treatments, depending on your individual needs and medical history.

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) is a non-invasive treatment that uses pulses of light to target sun damage, redness, and uneven skin tone. It’s often called a “photofacial” and is designed to gently improve the overall clarity and brightness of the skin with minimal downtime.

IPL can help improve the appearance of:
- Sun spots and age spots
- Redness and visible blood vessels
- Rosacea-related flushing
- Uneven skin tone and mild pigmentation
- Overall dullness and texture

During treatment, quick pulses of light are delivered to the skin. The light is absorbed by pigment and blood vessels, which are then gradually broken down and cleared by the body over time. You may feel a brief, warm “snap” with each pulse. Most treatments take about 20–30 minutes, depending on the area.

After IPL, the skin may look slightly pink or feel warm, similar to a mild sunburn. Brown spots often darken temporarily before flaking or fading over 1–2 weeks. A series of treatments is usually recommended for best results, followed by good sun protection to maintain your outcome.

IPL is a good option if you want clearer, more even-toned skin without surgery and with little to no downtime.

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Intense Pulsed Light for Hands

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Tattoo removal starts at $150. Price per treatment is dependent on size and density.
Number of treatments needed varies with patient goals, tattoo age, color, ink type and location.

Laser reduction of spider veins.

Pricing per treatment. Most lesions clear with 1 to 3 treatments.