Safely and comfortably fade skin imperfections caused by the sun, and the uneven tone that comes from brown and red spots — rosacea, broken capillaries and hyperpigmentation.

Treatment time varies with the area. The hours afterward look worse than the weeks — knowing the sequence is the whole point.
Yes — consults are required before booking treatment. We confirm your skin is a good candidate, look at what you want faded, and time the series around your sun exposure.
Three treatments spaced four to six weeks apart are recommended for best results.
Treatment time varies with the size of the area being treated.
Expect some redness, pinkness and swelling at first, often looking like cat scratches — it usually subsides within a few hours. For a day or two the area may feel like a mild sunburn and can itch. Over the following weeks, pigmented spots lift and vascular lesions fade.
For a face treatment, your skin should be ready for makeup 24 hours after. Avoid makeup on any open or blistered areas until they're fully healed.
No. Avoid the sun for four to six weeks before and after treatment, and don't come in with an active tan or sunburn.
Don't let it scab — keep it moist with bacitracin, Aquaphor or Vaseline, and avoid neomycin products.
Not right away. Refrain from anything that increases circulation to the area — exercise, sun heat, Jacuzzis, saunas — for one to three days.
Book any service directly, or start with a consultation and we’ll recommend the right one.