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The Laser Facial is a fast 30-minute skin reset that uses gentle laser technology to instantly boost radiance, shrink pores, and improve overall clarity with zero downtime.
By boosting collagen and reducing redness, the Laser Facial enhances skin quality over time while providing an immediate glow for special events.
The Laser Facial is safe and effective for all skin types and tones, with the exception of melasma. It can be performed on the face and neck, either as a standalone treatment or added to another facial for more advanced results.
Before your Laser Facial appointment, establish a solid home skincare routine using a physical sunblock daily, and avoid chemical peels or aggressive exfoliation for two weeks prior to treatment. Discontinue photosensitizing topicals if they cause redness, peeling, or irritation, take a prescribed antiviral if you have a history of cold sores, and inform your provider of all current medications and allergies. Please see full pre-treatment instructions here.
After your Laser Facial appointment, apply moisturizer and broad-spectrum SPF 30+ immediately following treatment, and strictly adhere to sun protection measures going forward. You may resume your regular skincare routine as tolerated once your skin feels comfortable, but monitor the treated area closely and report any adverse reactions to your provider right away. Please see full post-treatment instructions here.
The Laser Facial takes approximately 30 minutes, making it an easy lunch break or same-day treatment.
Yes. It’s safe for all skin types, skin tones, and seasons; with one exception—those with melasma should avoid this treatment.
No. Clients often describe feeling gentle warmth or a mild tingling while being treated.
We recommend a series of 3-5 treatments to achieve optimal correction, depending on your skin type and degree of sun damage. Treatments can be spaced out as early as two weeks apart.
No, this is a zero-downtime treatment. You may experience mild warmth or temporary flushing immediately afterwards, but you can return to normal activities right away.