Laser Skin Resurfacing

After cleansing your skin with Dr Weber’s formulated skincare, your aesthetician will apply a light layer of a topical lidocaine to the area of skin that will be treated which will activate within an hour. After the lidocaine is activated, it will be wiped off and treatment will commence.

Your aesthetician or Dr Weber will apply the laser to the treatment area. You will feel the warmth of the laser as the laser contacts the skin. An assisting aesthetician will apply cool air to the area to ensure a comfortable treatment.

After treatment is complete, SPF50 will be applied to the skin to protect it from UV exposure and to reduce the risk of hyperpigmentation from sun exposure. You will be told to avoid the sun for 2 weeks as your skin heals.

Treatment requirements vary depending on the severity of what is being treated, skin health, skin type etc. Generally speaking a course of 3 treatments is required with maintenance sessions to follow, ensuring long term results.

Immediately following treatment and over the following 3-5 days, superficial little pixelated scabs might develop. This is the resurfacing process at play and is expected. Once this clears results can be seen in 1-2 weeks with optimal results achieved 3-4 months after each treatment.