Erbium laser resurfacing is considered an ablative laser treatment, meaning it removes the outermost layer of skin (epidermis). 

It's used to address various skin concerns, including:

• Fine lines and wrinkles 

• Acne scars 

• Pigmentation irregularities (e.g., brown spots, freckles) 

• Rough skin texture 

• Skin laxity

• The laser targets the epidermis, vaporizing the damaged skin layers. 

• This process stimulates the production of new collagen and elastin, which are essential for skin elasticity and firmness. 

• The Erbium laser results in a narrower area of heating of adjacent tissues compared with other laser skin-resurfacing methods. 

• Minimally invasive 

• Shorter recovery time compared to other ablative lasers like CO2 lasers 

• Precise and effective 

• Can improve skin texture and tone 

• Face 

• Neck 

• Chest 

• Hands 

• Recovery time is generally shorter than with CO2 laser resurfacing, typically 5-7 days. 

• During the healing process, the skin may peel and crust. 

• Sun sensitivity is common, so sunscreen is crucial. 

• Peeling and crusting 

• Sun sensitivity 

• Prolonged post-inflammatory pigmentation (skin redness) 

• In rare cases, scarring, infection, or changes in skin pigmentation. 

• Consult with one of our qualified professional:

  Before undergoing erbium laser 

• Follow pre- and post-treatment instructions:

  Adhering to your provider's instructions regarding pre- and post-treatment care is crucial for optimal results and to minimize the risk of complications.