Is Clear + Brilliant skin laser safe for autoimmune disease sufferers, eg Lupus, fibromyalgia and psoriasis?

I recommend you use only nonabrasive, nonirritating and noncomedogenic skincare products including a gentle cleanser and bland moisturizer for a few days after the treatment. Once the skin has returned to normal, after any sloughing or sandpaper texture has resolved, you can restart...

It is possible that the reaction was from the numbing medicine or the laser itself.  You should identify the cause of the reaction and you can take Zyrtec several days before the procedure to avoid this histamine reaction.  Best, Dr. Green

All good, 6-8 passes using the 1927 at 5 mj...which is at its maximum. Laser itself will not be effective, you must combine this with a lightening agent - such as HQ, Lytera, and or antioxidants such as Vitamin C. You must sun protect, and you will need 4-6 C and B treatments, 2-4 weeks apart....

Clear and Brilliant is very similar to a Fraxel, except the maximum energy is only 5 mj, about a quarter of the maximum energy of Fraxel, the 1927 wavelength is similar, whilst the 1550 wavelength of the Fraxel is very close to the wavelength of the C and B. Video explains the differences...

I would recommend Kareskin Clarifying creams including Claripads, Clarase, and Replenish retinoid cream followed by Clear and Brilliant laser and Yag laser. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles

I would use a combination of Clear and Brilliant laser followed by Melarase Brightening creams including Melarase AM, Melarase PM, Melapads, and Replenish CX creams.Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles