Collagen Induction

Minimal-invasive procedure that involves repeatedly stimulating the skin with tiny pulses aiming to improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and scars by stimulating existing collagen and elastin in skin's epidermis layer.

Er: YAG

A laser light that targets the epidermis enabling extremely precise, micron layer-by-layer ablation.  The energy of the laser is absorbed by the water content in the skin cells and the tissue can be vaporized causing treated skin to shrink.  Desired laser treatments include; collagen stimulation/remodelling, skin tightening and light peels with an overall result of new skin feeling smoother, tighter, creating a pearly, smooth finish. 

Classification: Moderate-Intense Downtime: Some-Short

Nd: YAG

Laser light that penetrates into the dermis skin layers to selectively target and treat deep skin structures such as hair follicles and deep-lying veins.  The thermal energy of the laser heats these structures and fractionates the moment it comes into contact to penetrate and selectively target. Laser treatments include hair and vein removal/reduction, corrective therapy and various facial and acne treatment. 

Classification: Lifestyle-oriented-Moderate Downtime: None-Mild

Non-Ablation

This treatment eliminates old epidermal pigmented cells and deposits heat deep into the dermis to tighten skin and stimulate collagen growth. This highly controlled modality results in no downtime compared to traditional ablation, and very minimal side effects (mild redness) which usually dissipates within hours.  

Q-Switched

A pulsed laser output beam technique with extremely high peak power; much higher than would be produced by the same laser if it were operating in a constant wave (constant output) mode.  This technique efficiently breaks apart unwanted particles, such as pigments which the body’s own immune system can then remove. This technology is the Gold Standard when treating pigmentation, various inflammation-related concerns and tattoo removal services.