Laser Skin Resurfacing in Garner, NC
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Sun damage, tone and texture
Fractional resurfacing with ULTRA
ULTRA uses a 1927 nm thulium laser to create small treatment zones that support surface renewal. Energy and coverage are selected for your skin and goals.
1927 nm thulium
Fractional coverage
Settings for your skin
Your laser skin resurfacing appointment
Review your skin
Agree on the plan
Prepare and treat
Follow your care plan
See the difference for yourself
Progress and Maintenance:
Tone and texture
A course that varies
Maintain the change
Is laser resurfacing right for you?
A good fit if
Discuss before you begin
Preparing your skin and supporting recovery
Preparation
- Share medicines, recent procedures and cold-sore history.
- Avoid tanning and tell your provider about recent sun exposure.
- Ask when to pause active skincare; don’t change prescriptions without advice.
Aftercare
- Use gentle cleansing and the recommended moisturizer.
- Wear broad-spectrum SPF 30+ and don’t pick flaking skin.
- Resume makeup, heat, exercise and active skincare when advised.
Side effects
- Redness, warmth, swelling, dryness or flaking may occur.
- Burns, pigment changes, infection and scarring are possible.
- Seek prompt advice for blisters, increasing pain, spreading redness or discharge.
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Questions before you book?
ULTRA, also known as LaseMD Ultra, uses a 1927 nm thulium laser for non-ablative fractional resurfacing. CO₂ resurfacing is ablative and removes treated surface tissue. They differ in treatment depth, recovery and risks; the choice depends on your concern and skin.
Warmth or prickling can occur; numbing may be discussed. Redness, dryness, roughness or flaking can last several days, with longer recovery after stronger settings. Your provider explains expected recovery and when to resume skincare, makeup and activities.
The number and spacing depend on your concern, settings and response. Changes can develop over weeks to months. Sun exposure and aging continue, so results vary and maintenance may be recommended rather than a permanent change.
Darker skin needs careful assessment because pigment changes are a risk. Melasma can worsen or recur with heat and sun exposure. Laser may form part of a wider treatment plan, but it is not a cure or suitable for everyone.
The choice depends on scar type and depth, your skin and recovery needs. Some shallow texture may improve with resurfacing; deeper scars may need a different or combined plan. Scars are not erased, and no one treatment is best for every scar.
MarSha MedSpa is self-pay. Your assessment guides the treatment plan and any personalized quotation. Call (919) 747-9733 or Contact Us to arrange your visit.
