Advanced Resurfacing Treatment In Lehi, Utah
Experience the difference of expert skin resurfacing.
What is Advanced Resurfacing?
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MD Consult
- Ideal for:
- Patients wanting the best of the best
- Complicated, advanced, or non-responsive cases
- Patients who simply prefer a doctor
- CO2 resurfacing, liposuction, surgical alternatives
- Not Ideal for
- Weight loss injections, derm clean ups, facials
Cosmetic Consults
- 30 minute (double length) visit
- Baseline "before" photos
- Advanced Trueskin Age® analysis
- Goal setting & history intake
- Evaluation and treatment plan
- Pricing & education
Nurse Consult
- Ideal for:
- Patients who prioritize price
- Weight loss injections, derm clean ups, facials
- Accessibility
- Not Ideal for:
- Patients who simply prefer a doctor
- CO2 resurfacing, liposuction, surgical alternatives
The Smart Skin Difference
Our Board-certified Dermatologist and Advanced Practice Providers are Advanced Resurfacing experts, tailoring your treatment to your unique needs and desired results. Here's what sets us apart:
Bridging the Cosmetical / Medical Gap
Custom Created
Comprehensive Technologies
Dermatologists are Skin Specialists
Patients for Life Transparency
We want patients for life, not for one round of treatment. This means we won’t sell you on hopes and dreams. Seeking out cosmetic intervention is hard enough without the car salesman approach. We promise to provide options to meet you where you are at and retain you for life.
Ready to unlock your skin's radiance? Schedule your Advanced Resurfacing consultation today!
Cut through the marketing noise:
- Does Advanced Resurfacing hurt?
Yes. However, we have multiple options to minimize discomfort with numbing cream, cooling, nerve blocks, or oral sedation requiring a driver. Most patients report the sensation as tolerable. - How long does it take to see results?
You'll notice an improvement in tone and texture within weeks, with continued improvement for 3-6 months. - How many sessions do I need?
The number of sessions depends on your concerns. Our golden rule is 1-3 for pigment, and 4-6 for fine lines, wrinkles, and acne scarring. - Is it safe for all skin types?
Advanced Resurfacing is safe for most skin types, but a consultation is crucial to determine the best approach for you. - Will it scar?
Scarring is extremely rare with these lasers, thanks to their precise targeting and gentle technology.
Treatment Areas
Face
Neck
Hands
Chest & Décolletage
Common Treatment Targets
Wrinkles & Fine Lines
Acne Scars
Sun Damage & Age Spots
Large Pores
Preventative & Aging Gracefully
Post-Treatment Care
Sun protection
Wear SPF 30+ sunscreen daily to protect your rejuvenated skin.
Gentle cleansing & moisturizing
Use a gentle cleanser and moisturizer suitable for your skin type.
Hydration
Stay hydrated to support your skin's healing process.
Avoid picking
Resist the urge to pick at scabs or imperfections, as this can lead to scarring.
Similar treatments on the market:
Many lasers and devices claim to target similar concerns, but our Advanced Resurfacing laser treatment stands out for its unique, fractional approach that minimizes downtime and delivers consistent, predictable results. Here is how it compares:
- CO2 Full Laser.
This is the “CO2 Full Laser's little brother” It achieves the same end goal but is a gentle version of this resurfacing. We typically say that roughly 6 Advanced Resurfacing treatments will be equivalent to almost 1 full-face CO2. Advanced Resurfacing has the benefit of a more minimal healing experience but has the drawback of requiring a series of treatments. - Pico Resurfacing.
The Pico Resolve Laser is one of the lasers used in Advanced Resurfacing. Advanced Resurfacing will be a step up from a stand-alone pico resurfacing laser. - IPL Photofacial.
An IPL is comparable to an Advanced Resurfacing treatment in the treatment of brown pigmentation. However, an IPL will not help with fine lines and wrinkles despite what marketing tactics will tell you. An Advanced Resurfacing laser treatment will be the best option for someone who wants to see improvement in both pigment and texture. - Microneedling. Microneedling is the opposite of an IPL. It will be comparable to the Advanced Resurfacing in terms of improvement of texture, but will not treat brown pigmentation or sun damage.
- Chemical Peel.
Chemical Peels are comparable only for melasma patients. Chemical peels will boast a lot that they simply cannot deliver on. No real textural improvement will be seen in comparison to an Advanced Resurfacing treatment. It will also not do as well with pigment.