Refresher
$649
Corrects sun damaged skin, including melasma and fine lines.
Laser resurfacing
Smoother, brighter skin. Resurfacing removes damaged outer layers and stimulates new collagen underneath to treat lines, sun damage, uneven tone and acne scars.
What resurfacing treats
Laser resurfacing uses targeted energy to remove the outer layers of damaged skin while stimulating collagen beneath the surface. The treated area heals smoother and tighter.
Treats
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Sun damage and age spots
- Uneven tone and texture
- Enlarged pores
- Acne scars and superficial scars
- Stretch marks
Resurfacing prices for the face
Other areas of the body are priced at your free consultation.
Rebuilder
$799
Everything in the Refresher, plus deep wrinkle repair.
Reformation
$949
All inclusive: sun damage, fine and deep wrinkles, and acne scar revision.
Multiple treatments may be needed depending on the repair. Package plans for multiple treatments are available.
Resurfacing results
Acne scarring along the cheek, and uneven pigment across the forehead, before and after treatment on the SmartXide2.
Your laser resurfacing visit
Free consultation
Our certified laser experts assess your skin type, texture and concerns and design a plan for you.
Treatment
The SmartXide2 fractional CO2 laser works on the damaged layers. Most sessions take 20 to 40 minutes; you may feel gentle warmth or tingling.
Aftercare and results
Redness and mild flaking are normal and temporary. Use a gentle cleanser, keep skin moisturized, wear broad spectrum SPF, and skip exfoliants and retinoids for a few days. Results build over the following weeks.
Laser resurfacing questions
Who is a good candidate?
Healthy adults who want to improve sun damage, fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, or uneven tone and texture, with realistic expectations and no active infection or inflammation in the area.
Who should avoid resurfacing?
People with active skin infections, open wounds, or eczema or psoriasis in the area should wait until it heals. Pregnant or nursing women should postpone treatment, and a history of keloid scarring may rule it out.
What are the risks?
Redness, swelling and mild peeling are expected. Less often, skin can lighten or darken, or become sensitive to sun. Rare risks include prolonged redness, infection or scarring. Following aftercare lowers these risks.
How long do results last?
Months or longer, especially with good skincare and sun protection. Lifestyle, sun exposure and natural aging all play a part, and occasional maintenance treatments help.
Other treatments
Your consultation is free
Bring the tattoo, the scar or the question. We will tell you how many sessions it takes and what it costs.