While there is no shortage of skincare products on the market, there are times when cleansers, scrubs, physical exfoliators, and serums, simply won't cut it. Enter: laser treatments, specifically, ...

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Glass skin. We all want it, and yet that dewy, airbrushed glow is elusive for most of us, regardless of age. Sloughing off dead cells at home with masks, scrubs, glycolics, and retinols can help. And ...

Few treatments can compete with lasers for targeting fine lines, wrinkles, and other skin texture concerns. Fractional lasers (often called Fraxel, the most widely known brand of these treatments) are ...

You’re sitting in a doctor’s office with numbing cream spread on your face like buttercream icing on a cake. You’re preparing to have a laser beam penetrate your skin at the same temperature that ...

Alexandrite & ND:Yag lasers treat larger blood vessels on the face (like the large blood vessels on the nose) and birthmarks, like port wine stains. These lasers can also treat certain types of spider ...

Question: I have wrinkles and sagging of my face and neck. A plastic surgeon advised C02 laser resurfacing and another suggested Ultherapy™. Which laser gives the best results? Answer: Ultherapy™ and ...