LaseMD (specifically the LaseMD Ultra) is a “fractional non-ablative” laser treatment. The LaseMD creates tiny thermal channels in your skin to kickstart collagen production without removing the top layer of skin.

LaseMD (specifically the LaseMD Ultra) is a “fractional non-ablative” laser treatment. The LaseMD creates tiny thermal channels in your skin to kickstart collagen production without removing the top layer of skin.
LaseMD is a popular “fractional non-ablative” laser treatment. That means it creates tiny thermal channels in your skin to kickstart collagen production without removing the top layer of skin. It’s often called a “Thulium” laser.
Think of it as the middle ground between a gentle facial and an aggressive resurfacing laser—it gives you the “glow” without the week-long “scary” peeling phase.
The LaseMD uses a specific wavelength (1927 nm) that targets the water in your dermis.
Micro-Channels: The laser creates microscopic “holes” in the skin. These channels act as pathways.
Nanoparticle Delivery: While those channels are open, your provider applies medical-grade serums (like Vitamin C, Retinol, or Tranexamic Acid). Because of the laser, these nutrients penetrate much deeper than they ever could on their own.
Healing Response: Your body rushes to repair these tiny “injuries,” producing new collagen and elastin in the process.
The actual procedure is surprisingly quick, usually lasting about 10 to 20 minutes.
Prep: Your skin is cleaned. While some providers use numbing cream, many patients find the Ultra version comfortable enough to go without it.
The Sensation: You’ll feel a warm, tingling, or “static-like” sensation as the handpiece moves across your face. It’s generally described as a 3 out of 10 on the pain scale.
Serum Application: Once the lasing is done, the specialized serum is massaged into the skin.
You are likely a great fit if you fall into any of these categories:
The “Prevention” Group: People in their 20s and 30s looking to stop fine lines before they start (often called “Prejuvenation”).
Melasma & Pigment Sufferers: LaseMD is one of the few lasers that can effectively treat Melasma without the high risk of heat-induced flare-ups.
Busy Professionals: If you want results but can’t take 5–7 days off for your skin to peel (you’ll just look slightly “sunburned” for a day).
All Skin Tones: Unlike many lasers that are risky for darker skin (Fitzpatrick IV-VI), LaseMD is safe for melanin-rich skin because it targets water in the dermis rather than pigment in the epidermis.
Fine Lines: Especially around the eyes and mouth.
Sun Damage: Freckles, age spots, and “actinic keratosis” (rough, precancerous patches).
Texture: Large pores and mild acne scarring.
Brightening: It’s famous for the “UltraGlo” effect—a significant boost in radiance.
For most “Ultra” treatments, a topical numbing cream is applied. You’ll sit for about 20-30 mintues, until your skin feels “heavy” or numb. (Note: For the very light “glow” treatments, numbing is not necessary, as the laser is quite tolerable).
Yes, your skin will be red and irritated. You will feel hot, like a sunburn for about 2 hrs. post treatment. Your skin will feel dry and develop a “sandpaper” like texture as it heals. Surface pigment may rise to the top of the skin and flake away. Deeper treatments may cause some swelling.
Yes, we offer a variety of skin rejuvenation treatments, a free consultation is the best way to see what treatment may be best suited for you.