Goal
Removing hair, tattoos, and wrinkles to restore a smoother, more youthful appearance.
Who is a candidate?
- Cutaneous laser resurfacing helps people who have abused their skin through activities like heavy sun exposure and smoking.
- Laser resurfacing is ideal for people with skin damage and without laxity, and can be combined with a facelift.
Procedure description
- Laser treatments are usually administered on an outpatient basis, with only local anesthesia required.
- You can generally expect to see satisfactory results after 1-3 treatments.
Other options Chemical peels and dermabrasion can be used to treat many of the same problems as lasers, although lasers tend to provide more targeted and controllable results.
“Laser treatments can provide amazing rejuvenation to skin that is showing the effect of time. Whether you have wrinkles, pigment spots, or other types of skin damage, laser treatments provide one of the safest options currently available.”
— Dr. Szachowicz
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