A measured pass that takes the surface, not the depths.
The NanoLaserPeel is a light ablative laser. Unlike a gentle fractional laser, it removes a thin, even layer of the skin's outermost surface, the layer that holds much of the dullness, fine lines, and uneven tone that accumulate over the years.
As that layer is removed, the body heals by bringing fresh skin to the surface over the following days. The depth is adjustable, and your provider chooses it to match your skin and the recovery you can allow. The result is a brighter, smoother, more even surface, revealed as the old skin peels away.
The consultation
<p>Before anything is decided, your provider studies your skin and the recovery you can allow, then sets the depth of the peel to match. MicroLaserPeel is adjustable, which means the same handpiece can be run light or run deeper. That decision is made here, against your skin type, your pigment history, and what the next two weeks look like for you. Whether one treatment or a short series suits you better is part of the same conversation.</p>
The session
<p>The skin is cleansed and a topical numbing cream is applied. Your provider then passes the laser across the area, removing a thin, even layer of the surface to the agreed depth. You may feel warmth and some prickling. Even coverage is the whole task, since skin that takes more energy than the area beside it will heal differently. Afterward Ariessence PDGF and a barrier product go on before you leave.</p>
The days that follow
<p>Redness and swelling come first, much like a sunburn, and ease within hours. The treated surface then sloughs away over the following days. Let it exfoliate on its own and never pick at it. Keep it clean, keep it moist with the cleanser and moisturiser your provider recommends, and stay out of direct sun entirely. Most patients are presentable inside a week, though full healing can run closer to two depending on the depth chosen. Results begin to show around a week in and continue developing for up to six months.</p>
