Isolaz Vs Nlite: Which Treatment is Better for Acne?

The expected side effects of Isolaz are minor discomfort, redness and swelling. The potential risks or complications of Isolaz are bruising, blisters, burns, scabbing, scarring, and pigment changes.  Complications from Isolaz are rare as long as the patient is following instructions and the ...

You can alternate your monthly Isolaz treatments with glycolic acid peels every 2 weeks in between Isolaz.  Please consult a dermatologist since you may also require a fading cream for the hyperpigmentation.  Remember to avoid the sun.

Isolaz is not permanent and should not affect hair.  The best treatment for severe scarring acne is still Accutane.  Please consult a dermatologist who can assess your son's acne and offer the best advice.

Price for Isolaz varies from region to region and practice to practice.  In my practice, patients typically undergo 4 to 5 treatments, often followed or in combination with acne skin care.  Results from Isolaz, just like any other treatment modality, varies, but the satisfaction rate...

Isolaz is outdated very few people use it, its "fine" but you need treatments for acne the are more long term. peels at home every 2-3 months, regular weekly dermarolling (see link) and in office facials and lasers like clear and briliant. All of my accutane/isotretinoin/acne patients do our...

Isolaz is a very easily tolerated procedure that takes about 20 minutes. You can experience a gentle pulling sensation which is the suction of the skin. Then there is a flash of light. The combination treats the pores and acne once the entire face is covered. Sunblock is applied afterwards and...