4 Benefits of Laser Skin Therapy

Published on: October 4, 2017

Laser therapy has many benefits, especially when treating skin issues. Many skin flaws can be treated with laser therapy, reducing the appearance of discolorations, scars, wrinkles and pores.  It can even treat certain skin conditions like rosacea and eczema. If you are unhappy with the appearance of your skin, laser skin therapy may be the right treatment option for you. Here are four skin problems that can benefit from laser therapy.

  1. Laser therapy can help improve the appearance of the skin, including reducing wrinkles and lines. Skin laser treatments can trigger collagen production, helping improve elasticity and smoothing wrinkles.
  2. Discolorations. Blemishes and skin tone blemishes can be erased through some forms of laser therapy. Sun and age spots can be removed, creating an even skin tone that is associated with youth and beauty.
  3. Texture, pores and tone. Laser therapy can restore a youthful appearance, including reducing large pores, smoothing texture and improving tone. One laser option is Clear + Brilliant, which can combat many skin changes that can occur as you get older.
  4. Rosacea and eczema. Both rosacea and eczema are skin conditions that can be improved through laser therapy. Iridex Laser treatment can improve skin affected by rosacea, while Xtrac Excimer Laser treatment can help clear eczema.

Laser therapy can be used to accomplish many types of resurfacing for improved skin appearance. However, different laser therapy is used to get the desired results. Consult with a dermatologist that offers various laser treatment options to find the right therapy for your skin. Laser therapy offers excellent results with little downtime or discomfort. Explore the benefits of laser therapy for healthy, beautiful skin at any age.

Posted on behalf of:
Olansky Dermatology Associates
Peachtree Lenox Building
3379 Peachtree Road #500
Atlanta, GA 30326
(404) 355-5484

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