Tone and texture
Laser + Light
What laser and light treatments are
Laser and light therapies use controlled energy to improve skin clarity and texture by targeting concerns like sun damage, redness, and uneven tone. Treatments are customizable and can range from a glow-focused refresh to deeper resurfacing depending on your goals
How it works
Your provider selects the right device and settings for your skin type and concern, then treats targeted areas in a series of passes. Over the weeks that follow, the skin renews, pigment appears more even, redness can reduce, and texture looks smoother as your skin recovers and rebuilds.
What it treats
Laser and light treatments are ideal for:
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Sun damage and brown spots
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Redness and visible vessels
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Uneven tone and dullness
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Rough texture and enlarged-looking pores
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Fine lines from photodamage
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Post-acne marks and overall clarity support
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Preventative maintenance for long-term skin quality
Treatment walkthrough
See what a laser or light appointment looks like, including how we choose settings, what it feels like, and what aftercare supports the best results.
Frequently asked questions
Most clients describe the feeling as warmth with quick snaps, similar to a rubber band, depending on the device and settings. We use cooling, topical numbing when appropriate, and customized intensity to keep treatments comfortable.
It depends on the concern. Some clients love a single glow session, but pigment, redness, and texture typically improve best with a series of 3 to 5 treatments spaced a few weeks apart. Your provider will map out a plan after assessing your skin.
Downtime ranges from minimal to moderate based on the treatment type. You may see redness, mild swelling, or a sunburn-like feel for 24 to 72 hours, and pigment can temporarily darken and flake as it clears.
Avoid tanning and self-tanner before treatment, and pause active ingredients like retinoids and strong acids as directed by your provider. After treatment, prioritize gentle skincare, daily SPF, and avoid heat exposure or intense workouts for a short period based on your aftercare instructions.
