Non-Ablative Non-Fractional Laser Skin Resurfacing
3d try-onNon-fractional laser skin resurfacing is a technique used to remove older, pigmented skin layer by layer to reveal new skin underneath. While this treatment is non-ablative and does not wound the skin, the non-fractional component makes the treatment more aggressive as the treatment will affect an entire area as opposed to a concentrated patch.
Concerns Treated
Scars
You’re more like Wolverine than you think.
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Smooth as a baby’s bottom. Not saying we necessarily want to correlate that to our faces, but the idea is the same. Fine lines, fine wrinkles, and crepey skin can disrupt the surface of our skin — let’s fix that.
Acne Scars
Pimples and blemishes don’t always fade away to nothing, and, just as there are several kinds of acne, there are several types of acne scars that breakouts can leave behind.
Facial Skin Laxity
Skin laxity happens. Skin tightening happens, too — it just needs a little extra help. Let’s figure out how to save the collagen and elastin.
For everyday skincare essentials, pre- and post-treatment support, procedure enhancers, or even treatment alternatives, we’ve got you covered.
Concerns Treated
Scars
You’re more like Wolverine than you think.
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Smooth as a baby’s bottom. Not saying we necessarily want to correlate that to our faces, but the idea is the same. Fine lines, fine wrinkles, and crepey skin can disrupt the surface of our skin — let’s fix that.
Acne Scars
Pimples and blemishes don’t always fade away to nothing, and, just as there are several kinds of acne, there are several types of acne scars that breakouts can leave behind.
Facial Skin Laxity
Skin laxity happens. Skin tightening happens, too — it just needs a little extra help. Let’s figure out how to save the collagen and elastin.
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