Skin Resurfacing
Fractional ablative laser treatment for texture, scarring and photoaged skin.
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Non-surgical skin tightening heats the deeper layers of skin to contract existing collagen and stimulate new collagen over the following months. It produces a modest improvement in mild laxity. It is not an alternative to a face lift, and being clear about that distinction at consultation prevents the most common source of disappointment with this treatment.
Addresses early skin looseness without the recovery time of surgery.
Most patients return to normal activities immediately after treatment.
Face, neck, jawline, arms and abdomen can all be treated.
The area and degree of laxity are assessed to confirm this treatment is an appropriate match.
Energy-based heating is delivered to the deeper skin layers to contract existing collagen and stimulate new collagen production.
Minimal aftercare is needed; sun protection is advised as with any facial treatment.
Usually resolves within hours.
Some immediate contraction of existing collagen is visible early on.
New collagen formation continues, with the fullest result visible several months after treatment.
Common and expected immediately after treatment.
Improvement is real but gradual and subtle compared with surgical alternatives — a key expectation to set clearly beforehand.
Larger areas (full face versus jawline only) cost more per session.
A course of 1–3 sessions is typical, priced accordingly.
No — skin tightening produces a modest, gradual improvement in mild laxity. A face lift surgically repositions tissue for a more significant, longer-lasting change in more established sagging.
Typically 12–18 months, after which a maintenance session is often recommended.
Little to none — most people return to normal activities the same day.
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