Years of sun exposure and environmental damage show up as dull texture, dark spots, and fine wrinkles. Laser and light-based treatments resurface skin from the inside out.
Before & After Laser Skin Resurfacing
Keep in mind that each patient is unique and your results may vary.
Our Laser Skin Resurfacing Treatments

Erbium Yag Laser
An ablative laser that removes the outer layers of skin to reveal fresher tissue beneath, while stimulating new collagen production. Compared to older laser technologies, it's gentler on surrounding tissue, with a shorter recovery for comparable improvement in texture and fine lines.

IPL Treatment
Intense pulsed light, technically not a single-wavelength laser, targets pigment and redness beneath the skin's surface without removing any tissue. It's especially effective for sun damage, uneven tone, and mild redness, typically with little to no downtime.

Microneedling / PRP
Fine needles create controlled micro-injuries that trigger the skin's natural healing response, often enhanced with a patient's own platelet-rich plasma to boost collagen production further. It's the gentlest option here, with minimal downtime and results that build gradually over a series.

Why Choose Dr. Konstantin?
- The Right Treatment for the Right Depth of Concern: Not every skin concern calls for a laser. Some patients need the deeper renewal Erbium YAG provides, others do better starting with the gentler, lower-downtime option of microneedling or IPL.
- A Small, Deliberately Curated Menu: Rather than offering every resurfacing technology available, this practice offers a range of proven options that genuinely address the concerns patients actually bring in, nothing added simply to pad the treatment menu.
- Skin Treatments That Complement Surgical Results: Many facelift and eyelid surgery patients also use resurfacing treatments to improve overall skin quality, since a tighter facial structure paired with dull or sun-damaged skin doesn't tell the full story of rejuvenation.

Laser Skin Resurfacing Frequently Asked Questions
Which treatment is right for my skin concern?
That depends on the specific issue and how much downtime is realistic. A consultation covers the options and narrows them down to the treatment, or combination, that actually fits.
How many sessions will I need?
It varies by treatment. Erbium YAG often shows meaningful results in one to three sessions, while IPL and microneedling typically require a series of three to six sessions for full results.
Is laser resurfacing painful?
Numbing cream and sometimes numbing injections are used beforehand to keep discomfort minimal. Most patients describe pressure or warmth rather than significant pain during treatment.
Can these treatments address acne scarring?
Yes, microneedling in particular is well-suited to acne scarring, since it stimulates collagen remodeling directly in the affected tissue. Erbium YAG can also help, depending on scar depth.
Can IPL treat rosacea or redness?
Yes, IPL is particularly effective at targeting the blood vessels responsible for visible redness and rosacea, often improving both tone and texture in the same session.
What is PRP, and how does it help microneedling?
PRP is a concentration of a patient's own platelets, processed from a small blood draw, that's applied during microneedling to enhance the skin's natural healing and collagen response.
Can resurfacing treatments be combined with injectables?
Often, yes. Injectables address volume and expression lines, while resurfacing improves the skin's actual surface quality, tone, and texture. Combining both frequently gives a more complete result.
Is there downtime with microneedling and PRP?
Minimal. Most patients experience redness similar to a mild sunburn for a day or two, with normal makeup application possible again shortly after treatment concludes.
How long do results last?
Results build gradually and hold well with proper sun protection and skin care in between sessions, though maintenance treatments every so often help preserve the improvement over time.
What's the difference between a laser and IPL?
A true laser uses a single, specific wavelength of light targeted at one concern. IPL uses a broader spectrum of light, making it effective for a wider range of concerns in one session.



