Laser - skin

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 Laser treatment is a viable option for melasma, especially for cases resistant to other treatments like creams and peels. Various lasers, including Q-switched, picosecond, and non-ablative fractionated lasers, are used. 

 Laser treatments are an effective way to reduce the appearance of sun spots (also known as age spots or liver spots) by targeting the melanin in the skin. Lasers break down the pigment, allowing the body to naturally eliminate it over time.  

 Laser tattoo removal uses focused light beams to break down tattoo ink pigments, allowing the body to naturally eliminate them, leading to fading and eventual removal of the tattoo.  

 Laser treatment is an effective way to reduce the redness and visible blood vessels associated with rosacea. Various types of lasers, such as pulsed dye lasers (PDL), Nd:YAG lasers, and KTP lasers, can be used to target and destroy the dilated blood vessels that contribute to rosacea symptoms. These treatments can significantly reduce redness, flushing, and the appearance of spider veins.  

 Laser treatment is an effective method for reducing the appearance of spider veins, which are small, dilated blood vessels visible near the skin's surface. The laser energy targets and heats the blood within the veins, causing them to collapse and gradually fade away as the body reabsorbs them. Multiple sessions may be needed for optimal results, and while laser treatment can significantly improve the appearance of spider veins, it doesn't always address the underlying cause, and new veins may appear over time.  

 Laser treatments can be effective for both active acne and acne scars. For active acne, lasers like AviClear target acne-causing bacteria and reduce inflammation. For acne scars, fractional lasers stimulate collagen production, improving skin texture and scar appearance.  

 Laser skin rejuvenation uses laser light to improve the skin's appearance by reducing wrinkles, scars, and other imperfections, and by stimulating collagen production for a smoother, firmer texture. The two main types of lasers used are ablative and non-ablative, each with varying effectiveness and recovery times. Ablative lasers remove the outer layer of skin, while non-ablative lasers heat the underlying skin to stimulate collagen production without removing the outer layer.  

  Laser treatment for nail fungus is a procedure that uses focused light energy to kill the fungus under the nail. The laser beam passes through the nail plate and heats the fungal colony, impairing its ability to grow. This is a relatively new and increasingly popular treatment option that is  considered safe and effective.  

• Small Area -$60                    $300
• Big Area - $100                       $500

**Vein Removal requires  assessment prior to receiving final price.

• 1/2 Face - $55                    $275
• Nose - $25                          $125
• Neck - $85                          $425
• Full Face - $88                   $440
• Decolletage - $88             $440
• Dark Underarms-$88       $440   
• Face, Neck, Decolletage 1 treatment - $415                                 $2075
• Hands - $75                      $375
• Shoulders - $88                $440
• 1/2 Back -$165                  $825
• Full Arms - $225                $1125
• Stomach - $150                 $750
• Full Back - $250                $1250
• Back & Shoulders $270- $1350
• Melasma - $100                $500

•  Small Area -$200                $500
• Big Area-$500                      $2500

**Tattoo Removal requires assessment prior to receiving final price.

•  Deep Fractional for Acne Scars 1 treatment - $800
• Active Acne 1 treatment - $300

• 1 treatment - $150   
• Package of 3 - $300
• Package of  6 - $800     

•  Weekly treatments $200 each
•   Package of 4-$700

**It will take 9-12 months for new nail to grow.