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Recovery from a laser treatment under the eyes can vary significantly based on the amount of correction needed and the aggressiveness of the procedure. I work with more than 50 laser and light devices, often combining them in a proprietary treatment I call the Take 10. This technique offers very...
+3 answersThank you for your question. I often use a CO2 laser to refresh the area under the eyes. This is a very effective method of skin rejuvenation - for the right concerns. In your case, I'm not sure laser resurfacing would produce the desired result. I recommend scheduling a consultation with an...
+4 answersHair doesnt get damaged from co2 laser. you can also do prp, latisse, and roller. at home peels like cosmelan, enlighten and aerify along with dermarolling (Emerageskin roller with anteage MD AERIFY ampules weekly) should be started now (see link to emeragecosmetics). if you have p...
+1 answersThank you for your question. You should not have any issues getting laser resurfacing after having PDO threads. The threads are located deep in the subcutaneous layer and should not be affected by the laser treatment. In fact, the combination of the two treatments should produce a very nice...
+6 answersThis needs weekly dermarolling and peeels at home (aerify). but in office co2 laser and plasma pen. thermage yearly. otherwise you need an upper blepharoplasty. at home peels like cosmelan, enlighten and aerify along with dermarolling (emerageskin roller with anteage MD ampules) should be s...
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