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Among the many cosmetic treatments available nowadays, laser skin rejuvenation—or laser skin resurfacing—offers one of the most well-rounded arrays of benefits. From immediate aesthetic improvement to long-term collagen regeneration, laser treatment patients stand to gain several benefits without invasive surgery, lengthy downtime, and high costs. Learn about aesthetic laser skin rejuvenation and its benefits, then look to ENT & Facial Plastic Surgery Specialists for your treatment.

Below, we discuss the benefits of laser skin rejuvenation:

Aesthetics

Whether due to genes, sun exposure, or unhealthy lifestyle choices, skin flaws begin to appear as you age. Fortunately, laser skin rejuvenation is effective at treating wrinkles, fine lines, and a variety of other skin issues by providing the following benefits:

  • Smoothing of wrinkles and fine lines
  • Desired skin tone and soft texture
  • Smaller pores
  • Treatment of acne scarring, liver spots, and age spots
  • Healthier, tighter, radiant skin

Collagen

Not only does laser skin rejuvenation immediately treat skin flaws, but it also serves to promote healthy, beautiful skin in the future. It does so by stimulating the regeneration of collagen—the protein responsible for smooth, tight skin.

Whereas cosmetic surgeries, such as facelifts and eyelid surgeries, target the surface skin and tissues, laser skin resurfacing targets cells below the top layers of skin. Therefore, laser skin rejuvenation can promote continual health by addressing deep-set flaws and encouraging collagen regeneration.

Invasiveness

Laser treatments are also less invasive than surgical procedures. No incisions, stitching, or general anesthesia means fewer potential risks and complications. Moreover, many laser systems feature a built-in cooling mechanism, allowing for skin and tissue protection as well as little to no pain.

However, laser skin rejuvenation has minor side effects, including swelling and redness, that usually dissipate just a few days post-treatment. One of our specialists will thoroughly address potential side effects and rare complications with you during your consultation

Downtime

Laser Skin Rejuvenation DC Metro Area

Due to the procedure’s non-invasive nature, the downtime for laser skin rejuvenation is minimal. You can expect immediate results after the treatment and continual visual improvement over the next few days and weeks.

More invasive, surgical procedures—despite their effectiveness—require significant downtime. Patients often must refrain from participating in regular activities for a week or two. Moreover, it can take up to a year to realize the full results of a surgical procedure. 

Cost

Once again, because laser skin treatments are less invasive, they come at a lower price tag than cosmetic surgeries. Think about the wage time, anesthesia, tools, overhead, and other costs associated with a surgical procedure. 

Since laser skin rejuvenation doesn’t require surgery, treatment sessions are faster and cheaper than more invasive alternatives. Thus, many patients find laser treatments an excellent option for attaining healthier, more radiant skin.

Opt for Your Laser Skin Rejuvenation Treatment in the DC Metro Area

Another benefit, there are several laser skin rejuvenation services to choose from. Ask ENT & Facial Plastic Surgery Specialists what treatment is best for your unique skin and needs.

We offer laser hair removal, laser varicose and spider vein therapy, LimeLight® IPL photorejuvenation, and more to residents of the DC Metro area. Book an appointment online or call today at (301) 315-5888!

Suzel Hall

Suzel Siller Hall, M.D. is dedicated to providing exceptional care for her patients. She became part of the Ear, Nose, and Throat Specialists family after moving to Washington, D.C. from her home state of Texas in 2011. She received a bachelor of arts in English from the University of Texas at Austin. She then received her doctor of medicine degree from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. She completed an internship in General Surgery and residency in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Following residency, Dr. Hall joined the Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery faculty at the University of Texas Health Science Center of San Antonio as an Assistant Professor.

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