Laser treatments that remove or heat skin layers to improve texture, tone, wrinkles, scars, and sun damage. Options range from gentle non-ablative treatments with no downtime to aggressive ablative lasers with significant recovery.
Laser treatments use focused light energy to address a wide range of skin concerns — from pigmentation and sun damage to acne scars, redness, and skin texture. The category spans dozens of devices and technologies, including ablative lasers (like CO2 and Erbium), non-ablative lasers (like Clear + Brilliant and Pico), IPL (intense pulsed light), and vascular lasers (like V-Beam for redness).
Broad-spectrum light that targets pigment and blood vessels near the skin surface.
The original fractional laser. Pioneered non-ablative fractional resurfacing.
Gentle fractional laser often called a "baby Fraxel." Popular as a preventive treatment.
The original fractional laser — two wavelengths target both pigment and texture.
Fractionated CO2 laser that delivers results with less downtime than traditional CO2.
The gold standard for aggressive resurfacing. Ablative — removes layers of skin.
Picosecond laser with ultra-short pulses. Less heat damage than nanosecond lasers.
Four-step laser protocol combining intraoral and external treatments for full-face tightening.
Fractional ablative erbium laser for resurfacing with controlled downtime.
High-intensity IPL that delivers more energy per pulse than most IPL devices.
Thulium fractional laser — gentler than CO2, stronger than Clear + Brilliant.
Picosecond alexandrite laser for tattoo removal, pigmentation, and skin revitalization.
Next-gen broadband light (IPL) with faster treatment times and higher power.
Non-ablative fractional laser that works beneath the surface without removing skin.
Hybrid fractional laser combining ablative and non-ablative wavelengths in one pass.
Pulsed-dye laser — the gold standard for vascular lesions and rosacea.
Ablative laser similar to CO2 but gentler — removes thinner layers of skin.
Non-ablative Nd:YAG laser that gently heats the dermis to boost collagen.
Versatile vascular laser targeting redness, veins, and pigmentation.
Next-gen pulsed dye laser — faster and more comfortable than VBeam Perfecta.
Laser resurfacing is priced per session, typically $300–$2,000+ depending on the laser type and treatment area. Ablative lasers (CO2, Erbium) cost more but may need fewer sessions. Non-ablative treatments are gentler and often done in a series.