Max resurfacing power — choose full peel or fractional.
Erbium:YAG (2940 nm) precisely removes damaged skin to smooth texture, soften lines, and brighten sun damage. Pick your downtime: a single full peel for maximal change, or a series of fractional peels with lighter recovery.
Located in Payson, Utah • Free consults available
Full Erbium removes a continuous superficial layer for the most dramatic single-session change. Fractional creates micro-columns, leaving bridges of intact skin to speed healing. Expect similar results after ~2–3 fractional sessions compared to one full peel.
Fractional: mild redness and light flaking, typically 1–3 days (makeup usually next day if advised). Full peel: looks like a strong sunburn with a full layer peel for ~5 days; pinkness may persist 1–2 weeks. Strict moisturization and sun avoidance are key.
Full peel is often one-and-done for noticeable change. Fractional is typically planned as a series of 2–3 sessions spaced ~4 weeks apart to approach similar results. Your plan is personalized at consult.
Texture irregularities, enlarged pores, fine-to-moderate lines, acne scarring, dyschromia, and sun damage on the face. Select cases may include neck, chest, or hands with adjusted settings.
Not performed over active infections, open lesions, recent isotretinoin use, or uncontrolled medical conditions that impair healing. Erbium allows precise, water-targeted ablation with less thermal spread vs CO₂; settings and pretreatment are adjusted for your skin. Fitzpatrick IV–VI may require additional precautions.
Keep skin continuously moisturized (occlusive barrier), cleanse gently, avoid picking, heat, and heavy exercise initially. Broad-spectrum SPF is mandatory once re-epithelialized. Antiviral/antibacterial prophylaxis may be recommended per history.
Topical or local anesthesia is used. You’ll feel heat with fractional; full peel is numbed for comfort. Cool air and post-care reduce sting/heat.
Early smoothing can appear within a week (post full-peel re-epithelialization); collagen remodeling and clarity improve for 6–12 weeks.
Yes—commonly paired with PRX-T33 (staggered timing), IPL (pigment/vessels), or Morpheus8 (deeper remodeling). Sequencing is planned at consult.
Primarily face; select cases include neck, chest, or hands with conservative settings and tailored recovery.
Temporary redness, swelling, crusting; rare risks include infection, scarring, prolonged erythema, or pigment shifts—minimized with prep, settings, and aftercare.
