Have you considered laser treatment before? We know that it can sound daunting at first, but don’t worry; it really isn’t scary. Laser treatment can quickly and relatively easily give you the best skin of your life.
Dr. Walia at Aesthetic & Dermatology Center is one of the leading laser surgeons. She completed a laser and cosmetic fellowship with the Washington Institute of Dermatologic Laser Surgery and is an internationally respected lecturer on skin laser surgery. When you choose to enhance your skin and your confidence with laser surgery, you can be sure you are in the best care available.
Why you should consider laser treatment
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What lasers can treat
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- Sunspots
- Uneven pigmentation
- Red and brown spots
- Fine lines & wrinkles
- Skin laxity
- Spider veins
- Hair removal
Different types of lasers
There are numerous types of lasers that emit different wave lengths of energy in different intervals to treat different concerns. At Aesthetic & Dermatology Center, we are proud to offer three lasers that all produce exceptional renewing and rejuvenating results.
Genius™
The Genius™ stimulates collagen and elastin by transmitting thermal energy deep in the dermis. This process provides results while steering clear of damaging the surrounding tissue. Genius™ creates thermal coagulation zones (dermal wounds) at variable depths. This precisely targets the different thicknesses of facial and body skin for customized treatments. Depending on the size and location of the treated area, a full Genius treatment is typically completed within fifteen minutes to an hour.
LaseMD™
The LaseMD™ targets water molecules in your skin and heats the deeper layers of your skin to stimulate the production of your body’s collagen and elastin. This controlled heat encourages your body’s natural healing response to restore the tissues and improve the appearance and texture of your skin and treat melasma, fine lines and wrinkles, precancer, sunspots, and uneven pigmentation.
VBeam®
The VBeam® pulsed dye laser utilizes light energy that targets the blood vessels, like those that cause spider veins, directly, causing them to collapse so that your body reabsorbs the them. This laser can also effectively treat redness caused by rosacea, birthmarks, scarring, and bruising.
What makes lasers so effective
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Talk to your laser surgeon about the types of lasers that will be best for your aesthetic goals.
Maximizing the benefits of laser treatment
Dr. Walia is one of the few providers in the area that offer tandem treatment laser specials that combine the power of different types of lasers to maximize the benefits of your treatments.
Ultimate Glow Laser Special
This tandem laser treatment combines the rejuvenating and restorative power of the Genius™ and the LaseMD™ to assist with your healing and downtime. This treatment reduces the appearance of wrinkles and acne scars while tightening your skin. This Aesthetic & Dermatology Center special treatment will give you the brightest skin of your life so that you can show your healthy glow everywhere you go!
Ultimate Renew Laser Special
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This full-face photorejuvenation treatment combines VBeam® and the LaseMD™ to treat sunspots, melasma, hyperpigmentation, spider veins, and fine lines and wrinkles.
The VBeam® and the LaseMD™ combined can treat fine lines and wrinkles, pigmentation issues, and sunspots, but the Genius™ treats deeper lines and wrinkles while actually tightening the skin. Talk to Dr. Walia about which laser special is best for you.
There are several reasons to consider laser treatment, especially when you have access to one the leading experts in laser treatment. These safe, effective, and powerful treatments can be used on anyone of any skin type. You should love the skin you’re in.
Do you want to see what laser treatment can do for you? Call our office today at (301) 610-0663 to schedule your laser consultation.
All of the information in this blog are for informational purposes only and should not be treated as medical advice. Always speak to your board-certified dermatologist before starting or stopping a treatment plan. To learn more about how this information can and cannot be used, see our site disclaimer.
