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Neo Elite Laser in Houston, tx
What Is the Neo Elite Laser?
Aerolase® Neo Elite
The Aerolase Neo Elite is a state-of-the-art medical laser that delivers a superior experience for patients seeking dermatological and aesthetic treatments. Its gentle approach ensures comprehensive skin rejuvenation, providing a safe, effective, and comfortable solution for all skin types and tones. The Neo’s innovative 650-microsecond technology targets melanin, hemoglobin, and water in the skin, addressing the signs of aging without causing harm. This quick pulse duration minimizes discomfort and ensures effective results, even for the darkest skin tones.
Aerolase Neo Elite Laser in Action
What does Neo Elite treat?
With its versatility, the Neo Elite Laser is particularly known for its efficacy in treating a wide range of skin conditions and concerns such as:
- Acne: Targets overactive sebaceous glands to reduce acne and helps in minimizing acne scars.
- Angiomas: Treats small benign tumors made up of blood vessels.
- Bruising: Speeds up the healing of bruising by targeting and dissipating pooled blood under the skin.
- Hair Removal: Removes unwanted hair by targeting the melanin in hair follicles.
- Melasma: Reduces the appearance of dark, discolored patches on the skin.
- Nails: Treats fungal nail infections and promotes healthier nail growth.
- PFB (Ingrown Hairs): Helps in treating and preventing ingrown hairs and associated inflammation.
- Pigmented Lesions: Lightens or removes pigmented lesions such as freckles and sun spots.
- Psoriasis: Reduces the plaques and inflammation associated with psoriasis.
- Rosacea & Redness: Targets dilated blood vessels to reduce redness and symptoms of rosacea.
- Scars & Striae: Improves the appearance of scars and stretch marks by promoting collagen production.
- Skin Rejuvenation: Enhances overall skin texture and tone by stimulating collagen and elastin production.
- Spider Veins: Collapses spider veins, reducing their visibility.
- Vascular Lesions: Treats a variety of vascular lesions including port wine stains and hemangiomas.
- Warts: Helps in removing warts by targeting the infected tissue.
Each treatment involves specific protocols tailored to individual needs, making it important to consult with a healthcare provider to determine the most effective approach for your condition.
Skin of Color
People with all skin types and tones are on the lookout for the latest advancements in dermatologic and aesthetic treatments. This is particularly true for individuals with skin of color, who often have limited options that may yield unsatisfactory results. The Aerolase Neo’s 650 Microsecond Technology is a groundbreaking solution, offering patients of all ages and skin types an equal opportunity to address skin conditions with cutting-edge technology.
The Aerolase Neo Elite stands out for its gentle yet effective approach, providing complete skin rejuvenation for all skin types and tones. Its 650-microsecond pulse reduces discomfort during treatment and ensures safe, highly effective results, even for the darkest skin tones.
How Does Aerolase Work for Skin of Color?
The Neo Elite can safely treat skin of color by utilizing laser energy that passes through the epidermis so swiftly that it does not overheat the epidermal melanocytes, thus avoiding the risk of pigmentation changes associated with most laser systems. The treatment is not only safer and more pleasant than other lasers but also more effective, delivering desired results with fewer treatments thanks to its unique combination of high-powered, gentle laser pulses.
Is It Painful?
No, patients typically experience only a mild, tolerable sensation of heat. This is a key advancement in Aerolase technology. The Neo Elite has redefined the standard for virtually pain-free treatment, even on darker skin types, thanks to its MicroPulse-1064 technology.
Patients That Should NOT be Treated Include:
- Those who are pregnant
- Those with sunburned or irritated skin in the treatment areas
- Those with unidentified skin conditions in the treatment areas
- Patients taking photosensitizing medications, such as Accutane, should consider discontinuing the medication six months before treatment.
- Patients using topical Retin-A should wait 2 weeks before treatment
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