Erase Acne, Embrace Confidence: Introducing AviClear Laser at Smart Skin Dermatology
What is AviClear Laser?
AviClear is the FDA-cleared gold standard for treating mild, moderate, and even severe acne. This revolutionary laser is gentle yet powerful, targeting the source of acne: sebaceous glands. Unlike harsh antibiotics or creams, AviClear uses light energy to regulate oil production, preventing future breakouts and revealing clearer, smoother skin.
The Smart Skin Difference:
Why choose Smart Skin Dermatology for AviClear?
- One of the Firsts. This is the newest technology available. We were one of, if not the first in Utah to offer it. We work tirelessly to identify the newest and best clinically proven technologies and offer them to our patients.
- Acne is What We Do. A large portion of our practice, roughly 25% is nothing but acne care. We are experts in topicals, antibiotics, Accutane, and also cosmetic acne treatments.
- Dermatologists are Skin Specialists: We know everything there is to know about skin. This allows us to go beyond what can be achieved at a spa or plastic surgeon’s office to give you the best recommendations for your goals.
- Comprehensive Technologies: We have access to a full range of treatment options. We have solutions to all needs and won’t be subject to recommending something just because that’s what we have like most practices.
- 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 say goodbye to acne? Schedule your AviClear consultation today!
Cut through the marketing noise:
- Does AviClear hurt?
Most patients report minimal discomfort, and we use cooling technology for added comfort. - How long does it last?
AviClear's effects can last for months, preventing future breakouts with consistent treatment. - Why AviClear compared to oral medications?
We use both AviClear and oral medications to treat our acne patients. Both achieve slightly different goals. AviClear is the best option for patients who see us with significant acne lesions who have fear of scarring while waiting for their medications to take effect. - Is it safe for all skin types?
Yes, AviClear is safe and effective for all Fitzpatrick skin types, even sensitive skin.
Treatment Areas
Face
Combat acne breakouts and blemishes across your entire face for a clearer, more even complexion.
Back
Target back acne, a common and stubborn type, and regain your confidence in revealing clothing.
Chest
Eliminate acne on your chest for a smoother, more uniform appearance.
Common Treatment Targets
Whiteheads & Blackheads
Say goodbye to both types of acne without harsh chemical exfoliants.
Papules & Pustules
Reduce inflammation and redness associated with active acne breakouts.
Acne Scars
Improve the appearance of acne scars, even deep or pitted scars, for a smoother texture.
Excess Oil Production
Regulate sebum production to prevent future breakouts and achieve a balanced complexion.
Post-Treatment Care
Sun protection: Wear SPF 30+ sunscreen daily to protect your newly revealed skin.
Gentle cleansing: Use a mild cleanser and moisturizer suitable for sensitive skin.
Hydration: Stay hydrated to support your skin's healing process.
Avoid picking: Resist the urge to pick at blemishes, as this can lead to scarring.
Similar treatments on the market:
While many lasers and topical treatments address acne, AviClear stands out as the only FDA-cleared, drug-free option that specifically targets sebaceous glands for long-lasting results.
- Chemical Peels. Some chemical peels can do great for acne patients however they work to dry out the skin and address current oil accumulation only. The AviClear targets the oil glands themselves, stopping future production of oil.
- Hydrafacial. Hydrafacials are a fancy chemical peel while also hydrating. It is going to fall short compared to AviClear when treating acne for the same reasons.
Possible Side Effects:
- Redness
- Swelling
- Bruising
- Crusting (rare)
