Firm, Smooth & Radiant Skin

Collagen is what gives skin it’s elasticity and suppleness. Everyone’s skin stops producing collagen in their early to mid 30s, it’s just a fact. So when the collagen stops, the skin starts to wrinkle, become more dehydrated, and the sagging begins. The good news is that our laser treatments are highly effective at stimulating the production of new collagen growth, and if you catch it soon enough, you can stave off the effects of aging for as long as you like. With consistent laser treatment therapy, our patients are able to maintain their collagen production which gives the skin that supple “glow”, and also prevents wrinkles from forming and loss of volume. Get ahead of your collagen loss, ladies and gentlemen! Prevention is key!
For patients that have already experienced collagen loss, it’s never too late! With laser treatments, we can rejuvenate and stimulate new collagen growth as well, and give you that suppleness and firmness back!
Firm, Smooth & Radiant Skin
Non-Surgical

Non-Surgical Solution

Tightens skin using advanced technology without incisions or recovery time.

skin elasticity

Visible Firming Results

Noticeable improvement in skin elasticity and tone after just a few sessions.

Safe & Comfortable

Safe & Comfortable

Gentle treatment suitable for all skin types with minimal to no discomfort.

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Experience advanced skin treatments in trusted hands. Glow with confidence through personalized solutions.

Why does skin get looser with age?

First, it’s important to understand what happens in the deeper skin layers as a person ages. There are several substances in the dermis, or deep skin layer, that promote smooth, resilient skin during youth. Collagen and elastin are two critical components of the dermis. Collagen supports the outer layer of skin, creating fullness and smoothness. As time passes, the collagen layer may deteriorate, losing hyaluronic acid, which stores moisture in the skin. Expressions and gravity start to crease and break up the continuity of the collagen layer. Fine lines and fissures occur. As elastin loses function, skin loses its ability to tighten naturally. The epidermis starts to collapse into the voids in the dermis. We see this as some types of wrinkles and lines.
When a person receives an injury, such as a severe cut, many body systems jump into action, preventing infection, closing the wound, and repairing the damage. Though non-invasive technologies use several approaches to achieve the effect, the most common way to create skin tightening results is through controlled heating of the tissue in the dermis layer. Raising the temperature of the collagen layer about five or ten degrees above normal brings it to something called the coagulation point. Once at that temperature, the body perceives this tissue as damaged. Old collagen is broken down and flushed from the body, and new collagen replaces it. Elastin and hyaluronic stores are also replenished. Many fine lines now fill in and larger wrinkles soften in appearance, supported by new collagen. The result is smoother, tighter skin. Depending on the device, other skin issues may show improvement too, such as dark spots or visible blood vessels.
Yes. First, there’s no surgical incision, as with traditional face lifts. Whether laser, ultrasound, or radiofrequency, each technique penetrates the epidermis and targets the dermis, warming it without affecting tissue above or below that layer. It’s this selective warming that makes non-invasive skin tightening a zero-downtime procedure. In many cases, a patient can schedule an appointment over a lunch break and return to work or other daily activities immediately after treatment. If there are side effects at all, these are similar to a mild sunburn, caused by slight absorption of energy in tissue adjacent to the dermis. The effects typically pass in a day or two.

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