Laser resurfacing at Weston Center for Plastic Surgery
Skin — Weston, FL

LaserResurfacing

with Dr. Nathan Eberle

Ablative and non-ablative laser technology that targets acne scarring, fine lines, pigmentation, and texture by stimulating fresh, collagen-rich skin to replace what has been damaged.

Overview

The skin is complex.

The skin is the body’s largest and fastest-growing organ, helping us stay warm, keeping what needs to be inside our body where it should be, and protecting our delicate tissues and organs from germs and other harmful substances. It is also very complex and delicate, which means it can be prone to a variety of problems.

What We Treat
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Acne Scarring
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Chickenpox Scars
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Blemishes
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Pigmentation
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Roughness
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Lines & Wrinkles
The Treatment

What is laser resurfacing?

Laser resurfacing is an innovative cosmetic surgery technique that uses laser technology to target problem areas of skin and transform their appearance. It uses thermal energy to remove the outer layers of skin and stimulate the body to produce fresh, new skin cells to replace the old, damaged ones.

It is non-invasive, painless, and highly effective in treating both the entire surface of the skin and specific problem areas such as patches of pigmentation or lines around the mouth. While most often performed on the face, laser resurfacing can also be performed on the hands and neck.

Some patients see the result they want after a single treatment. Those with more significant damage may benefit from a course of appointments, discussed in detail at your consultation.

Options

Types of Laser Resurfacing

Both approaches generate heat that tightens skin, reduces sagging, and produces greater facial definition for an overall younger appearance.

Ablative

Ablative laser resurfacing removes the epidermis, exposing the dermis beneath. The dermis is then targeted with the laser, which kickstarts increased collagen production. As new skin forms it is richer in collagen, with greater elasticity, virtually wrinkle-free, and visibly more youthful.

Non-Ablative

Non-ablative laser resurfacing works in exactly the same way, but without destroying the epidermis. It tends to be recommended for darker-skinned patients who may otherwise find that their epidermis is discolored after it regrows from a conventional ablative treatment.

We now offer CO2 Lift Pro Mask.

Patient Results

Before & After

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Laser resurfacing case 1 afterAfter
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Actual patients. Individual results may vary.

Testimonial

In a patient’s own words.

Laser Resurfacing — Patient Testimonial

Halo Laser — Day-by-Day Recovery

Recovery

What to expect.

An honest walk-through of one patient’s Halo laser recovery with day-by-day expectations and tips for a faster, more comfortable rebound.

Safety

Is laser resurfacing safe?

Virtually all medical and cosmetic procedures, including laser resurfacing, are safer than ever thanks to improved technology and techniques. Dr. Eberle is happy to talk through the potential risks and answer any questions you may have.

Next Steps

Book a consultation.

If you are unhappy with the appearance of your skin, laser resurfacing could provide the answer. Contact our team to discover more about this technology or to book a confidential consultation in Weston, FL.

Our Procedures

Discover the full range of surgical and non-surgical treatments tailored to your goals.