Skin Resurfacing
Discover your younger self with Cobble Hill, NY area Skin Resurfacing
Art of Natural Beauty Center in Brooklyn treats many different types of skin concerns for patients from the Cobble Hill, NY area. Some of the most common signs of aging, sun damage, or injury can be treated with laser Skin Resurfacing. We use the Fractional 1540 laser, which is a state-of-the-art device that delivers impressive results with minimal downtime.
How laser Skin Resurfacing works
Fractional 1540 is non-ablative, with dual-acting benefits. On the surface, it increases elasticity, tightens skin, and erases common signs of aging. Simultaneously, it targets deeper layers (the dermis) to repair the collagen network. This treatment is FDA cleared, and has an excellent record of safety and effectiveness.
The procedure stimulates deep cells, allowing skin to rejuvenate itself from the inside out. It delivers a beam of laser energy, targeted to specific skin irregularities. The light safely penetrates upper skin layers, reaching deep cells where collagen production and repair occurs.
Fractional 1540 laser treatment unusually takes 45 to 60 minutes, with no subsequent downtime. It leaves skin softer, fresher, and looking younger. This laser may be used to:
- Reverse signs of sun damage to your skin
- Improve pigmentation irregularities
- Shrink large pores
- Smooth out superficial wrinkles
- Improve the texture and elasticity of skin
Cost of laser Skin Resurfacing
- Whole face treatment – $550.00
Fast, beautiful results
We recommend a series of several laser sessions. Every treatment plan is unique, but the average is between three and five appointments, scheduled at two to four-week intervals. Between treatments there is little downtime, because this cutting-edge technology is non-ablative, designed to target only damaged skin.
Most patients begin seeing results with just one treatment, and improvement continues with each subsequent session. You can expect to see full results develop within about twelve weeks after your last treatment.