Laser Genesis

Since the procedure is slightly demanding for your skin at first, preparation is required to ensure optimal results and minimal injury. Our clinicians will advise on a course of pigment inhibiting, normalizing serum to prepare your skin for an even and safe laser experience.

Experts agree 4-6 treatments with about a month between each treatment is ideal for best results. The cost per treatment is $300 to $500, so you can expect to pay between $1200 and $3000 once all is said and done.

A handheld device moves back and forth across the skin, creating a sensation of warmth. Most patients describe the sensation of Laser Genesis to be like the warm sun touching their faces. This procedure is very much the equivalent of a calming facial—with far more benefits, of course.

Given its gentle nature, you can expect minimal downtime and only mild side effects following a Laser Genesis treatment. With each painless treatment lasting under half an hour, Celebrity Laser & Skin Care can quickly perform this procedure on your lunch break. Patients can return to work immediately after, as there is only minimal redness and swelling.

The frequency of treatments and longevity of results will depend upon your skin type. Most begin seeing results after three treatments, but six treatments may be required to achieve noticeable, permanent results. Each patient is different, so it is essential to schedule a consultation to determine how many Laser Genesis treatments you will need.

The type of treatment you choose also depends on your skin’s condition and the issues you want to address. While Laser Genesis is excellent for targeting acne, pore size, fine lines, and uneven skin texture and tone, IPL (intense pulsed light) may be better suited for rosacea and skin discoloration.

Laser Genesis is a non-invasive treatment that won’t interfere with the top layer of skin, which means no peeling—yay! Following your treatment, strict sun protection with a broad-spectrum sunscreen is essential to reduce the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH).

Laser Genesis and IPL (intense pulsed light) are similar treatments but not quite the same. The primary difference is the type of device used. IPL, which is not a laser, is only safe to use on lighter skin tones. When used on darker complexions, it can potentially cause an over-production of skin pigmentation. Laser Genesis is considered suitable for the majority of skin types.

Going in for a Laser Genesis treatment is very relaxing: Imagine a luxurious facial with better results. For those that are serious about their skin, a Laser Genesis facial is money well spent. While it can take up to six treatments to see optimal results from a Laser Genesis, it pays off in the long run. Traditional facials do not stimulate collagen regrowth, remove sunspots, or diminish pore size, but a Laser Genesis facial will.