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Laser Treatments

512.LASER

Broadband light for pigmentation, redness, and vascular concerns. Targets chromophores at the surface level without disrupting the epidermis. Scheduled outside peak sun-exposure months.
Fractional ablative resurfacing for texture, scarring, and structural remodeling. Micro-channels drive collagen response at the dermal level. Results build over weeks.
A light ablative peel that removes a precise, shallow layer of skin. Smoother texture, reduced fine lines, improved tone. Minimal downtime relative to deeper ablative options.
A step up from the Nano: deeper ablation, more significant resurfacing, more visible downtime. Used when the skin is ready and the concern warrants it.
Full ablative resurfacing. The deepest option in the protocol. Addresses deep wrinkles, significant texture, and advanced photodamage. Reserved for the right candidate at the right stage.


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3 months


About 7 months
01-03 / 06
Not sure which laser is right
What to expect
Fall and winter for most laser. In Texas that means October through March. Sun on fresh laser causes rebound pigment and ruins results. No sun for at least two weeks before, and a tan means no treatment that day. We'll reschedule you.
Almost everything is a series. One treatment is rarely the answer. Three is the minimum for most things, and four to six for scarring and static wrinkles. Most modalities space four to six weeks apart, longer for deeper resurfacing.
In the room, numbing cream is used for resurfacing and deeper treatments. Sensation depends on the laser: BBL feels like a rubber band snap, resurfacing feels hotter, and deep TRL is the most intense. Most treatments run 30 to 60 minutes including numbing. Downtime ranges from zero, for BBL and Nano, to a full week for TRL and deep ProFractional.
Aftercare
Less hydration on the front end actually means better tone and texture in the long run. We'll give you a plan.
Let flakes and crusting come off on their own. Picking risks scarring.
Wear a physical sunscreen every day, no exceptions, to protect the result.
We follow up between visits, so reach out if anything feels off during recovery.
Wear a physical (mineral) sunscreen daily, no exceptions. This is the single most important thing you can do to protect your result.
Counterintuitive, but less hydration on the front end actually means better tone and texture in the long run. Follow the plan we give you.
BBL and Nano are minimal: BBL sun spots darken to look like coffee grounds for 5 to 7 days, then flake off. Resurfacing lasers like Micro, Profractional, and TRL run from a few days of flaking up to a week or more of real recovery.
Each laser has its own protocol. Do it to the letter. This is where good results are won or lost.
Stay out of direct sun through your whole recovery and beyond. Sun plus fresh laser equals rebound pigment and ruined results. This is the rule we're most serious about.
Whether it's flaking skin or darkened spots after BBL, let it come off on its own. Picking risks scarring.
Keep retinols, acids, and active ingredients off until we clear you. Your skin is mid-repair.
Skip saunas, hot showers, and hard workouts while you're healing. Heat aggravates already-warm skin.
What healing looks like depends on the laser. After a BBL, sun spots darken and look like coffee grounds for about 5 to 7 days, then flake away to reveal more even tone, so don't be alarmed when they get darker before they clear. With resurfacing lasers, expect redness, swelling, and a sandpaper texture that smooths out over the recovery window, anywhere from 3 days for a Micro peel to 7 to 10 days for a deep TRL, where you'll genuinely look raw. Plan around the heavier ones.
Almost everything we do is a series, spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart for most modalities and longer for deeper resurfacing. Laser is fall and winter work in Texas, roughly October through March, because sun exposure is the enemy of a good result. We'll schedule your next session once your skin has fully recovered. If you see signs of infection, blistering beyond what we told you to expect, or worsening pain, that's not normal, so reach out.
Sciton Joule. Medical oversight. 16 years of experience.