Laser Facial Resurfacing

MULTIFRAX FRACTIONAL RESURFACING

$900

Includes Face, Neck & Décolleté

A mid-level resurfacing laser offering visible improvement with low-to-mid downtime. Multifrax improves tone, sun damage, texture, and early signs of aging while boosting collagen for smoother, healthier-looking skin.

$900

MULTIFRAX FRACTIONAL RESURFACING + ARIESSENCE

$1300

A gentle resurfacing laser that refreshes your skin from within. Multifrax improves uneven tone, sun damage, and texture while stimulating collagen for smoother, healthier-looking skin. With minimal downtime, it’s ideal for maintaining results or gradually improving your skin through a series of treatments.

$1300

LUMENIS CO2 LASER RESURFACING

$4200

Our most advanced resurfacing treatment for dramatic skin renewal. This laser removes damaged skin and stimulates deep collagen production to improve wrinkles, sun damage, and acne scarring. Typically performed as a single treatment, it delivers powerful results for those ready for a more intensive approach and downtime.

$4200

YOUR NEW FRESH LOOK IS ONLY A WEEKEND AWAY!

Laser Facial Resurfacing utilizes the most advanced laser technology in anti-aging.

These treatments use lasers to reduce the signs of aging, improve skin texture, laxity and tone, and reduce scars and stretch marks. Laser facial resurfacing is ideal for patients seeking a dramatic improvement in a single session — enabling a high rate of improvement for skin damage and skin tone with minimal downtime.

HOW LASER FACIAL RESURFACING WORKS

Laser facial resurfacing can be done with:

Ablative laser. This type of laser removes the thin outer layer of skin (epidermis) and heats the underlying skin (dermis), which stimulates the growth of collagen — a protein that improves skin firmness and texture. As the epidermis heals and regrows, the treated area appears smoother and tighter. Types of ablative therapy include a carbon dioxide (CO2) laser, an erbium laser and combination systems.

Nonablative laser or light source. This approach also stimulates collagen growth. It's a less aggressive approach than an ablative laser and has a shorter recovery time. But the results are less noticeable. Types include pulsed-dye laser, erbium and intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy.

Both methods can be delivered with a fractional laser, which leaves microscopic columns of untreated tissue throughout the treatment area. Fractional lasers were developed to shorten recovery time and reduce the risk of side effects.*

* Source: Mayo Clinic. Photo courtesy of Cynosure. Multiple laser brands can used to perform laser facial resurfacing.

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