Through use of the advanced technology of 1064nm wavelength with 650 microsecond technology, it bypasses the superficial epidermis and penetrates the deep dermis to address causative factors of acne for patients of any age or skin type.

This can vary depending on skin and severity of the condition, but generally 4 to 6 sessions are required to achieve a good result. After that, the patient may need maintenance every few months depending on their skin type.

Patient should receive 1 treatment every one to two weeks.

All patients are strongly encouraged to start medical grade skin care prescribed by our provider.

The number of treatments as well as results vary from patient to patient. Commonly, improvement may be seen anywhere from 4–8 weeks if treatments are performed every 1 to 2 weeks depending on the severity of the condition and the patient’s skin’s reaction to the therapy. Some patient’s condition may worsen before it gets better.

There is no cure for acne, only maintenance, so further treatment may be required in the future. This will vary patient to patient and some will have greater results than others depending on the severity of their acne, their skin type, and their daily maintenance.

This is one of the key technical breakthroughs of Aerolase technology is that is painless and has no downtime! No! There is just a mild, very tolerable sensation of heat.

Yes, the Neo Elite will remove pigment and redness from acne scars. It will also improve the skin’s texture slightly due to the absorption of water which will rebuild collagen and elastin.

If seeking major improvement with cratering or pock marks, we highly recommend co-modality treatments which will be discussed at your consultation.

The Neo Elite is the safest and only FDA approved laser in the industry for darker skin types or tanned skin. This is because of MicroPulse-1064 technology, which minimizes the chances of hyper- and/ or hypo- pigmentation.

• Pregnancy/Breastfeeding

• Impaired skin integrity or sunburn

• Those who have healed poorly after other types of laser treatments.

• Patients who are taking photosensitizing medication, such as Accutane, should consider discontinuing the medication 6 months before treatment

• Patients who are taking topical Retin-A, patients should wait 2 weeks before treatment

• Herpes Simplex Labialis (fever blisters) can be activated by laser treatment, especially on the upper lip, and patients with a tendency for fever blistering can be started on antiviral medication before treatment.