Laser & Light Treatments

Fraxel Repair is an ablative laser treatment, being the most aggressive procedure from the Fraxel family of treatments. The procedure is effective in correcting severe skin damage and erasing spots and wrinkles. Fraxel Repair employs a high intensity carbon dioxide laser which vaporizes the skin. ...Continue Reading

Intense Pulsed Light Therapy (IPL), previously named ‘Intense Pulse Light Therapy,’ is a skin treatment process performed using an enhanced wand of light and energy. For hair removal, this light finds its way through the skin to the hair shaft (root) of the hair, destroying the hair fo ...Continue Reading

If you are seeking to rejuvenate your looks or to get rid of visible skin blemishes, Fraxel Restore can be at the top of your list of options. It is a non-ablative technique that bypasses the epidermis to cause controlled damage at the dermal layer, so that the troubled tissue above will be induced ...Continue Reading

Blue Light treatment for acne (and some early cases of skin cancer) can clear up skin over a series of four to eight treatments. This non-invasive alternative to medication requires just a little preparation beforehand: The Week Before You must stop using certain medications at least a week befo ...Continue Reading

With laser and light-based treatments, concentrated beams of light are directed at the treatment area. Though such therapies can be used to treat vision problems and various forms of cancer, in the cosmetic field it is often used to remove moles, warts, sun spots, birthmarks, skin tags, unwanted hai ...Continue Reading

The cosmetic laser therapy known as profractional resurfacing is a modern innovation in dermatology treatment. Lots of people are looking at getting these kinds of procedures to treat a range of skin conditions including acne, sun damage and signs of aging. Generally, profractional resurfacing can ...Continue Reading

Fraxel Restore is one of the members of the Fraxel laser treatment family used to correct problems like wrinkles, facial lines and acne scars. Although it is less invasive than other Fraxel treatments, there are still some potential risks and complications involved. Fraxel is an FDA-approved lase ...Continue Reading

When it comes to cosmetic procedures, it seems like there is a new procedure introduced every month. Two of the latest procedures are Fraxel and intense pulsed light (IPL). Both of these procedures are intended primarily to give you clearer, smoother skin, and they each have their strengths and weak ...Continue Reading

Fraxel Restore is a non-ablative laser treatment, which means that it is less aggressive and presents fewer risks and less recovery time. However, even though this procedure is not as aggressive as other laser treatments or other Fraxel treatments, Fraxel Restore is still not recommended during pr ...Continue Reading

Fraxel offers three types of lasers which have been specifically designed to treat a wide range of skin damage caused by sun damage, acne and other conditions, as well as the natural effects of the aging process. The mildest of these three lasers is the Fraxel re:fine laser system. The re:fine syst ...Continue Reading