How Does Laser Genesis Work?

Let’s talk about Glowing Skin!  My favorite treatment at Associated Skin Care Specialists is hands-down the Cutera Laser Genesis!

Laser Genesis is a non-invasive heat based treatment that feels like you’re standing close to a campfire roasting a marshmallow! It stimulates your skins own natural healing process to boost collagen growth resulting in a more youthful skin tone and texture. It targets fine lines and wrinkles, large pores, redness, brown spots, acne scars, and active acne.

The best part is how Relaxing it feels and aside from being a little pink afterwards no one can tell I had a treatment! The facial takes about 20 minutes and I head right back to work or hit the gym on my way home.

No special after care required other than my normal daily routine of wearing sunscreen with at least 30 SPF. I wasn’t always good with applying sunscreen on my face, let alone my neck and chest, and now it’s a part of my daily routine.  Since moving into my 40’s I’m trying to focus on the health and appearance of my neck and décolleté, not just face.

You’ve undoubtedly seen women whose facial skin looks vibrant and more youthful than their neck and décolleté, right? Do they think no one looks beyond their jaw line? Because I Do! And I know my dermatologist does! I see how much care they have taken for their facial skin and wonder why they didn’t do the same for their neck and chest. Sun damage to these areas from a lifetime of sun exposure is the number one thing that ages us women. If you’re not already applying a daily sunscreen to these often exposed areas, do yourself a favor and start Today! And if you are want to look and feel amazing, schedule your Laser Genesis appointment Today!

Author

Dr. Holly Hanson Dr. Holly Hanson is a board-certified dermatologist at Associated Skin Care Specialists in the Twin Cities, Minnesota. She has been featured in numerous magazine articles for her expertise in skin cancer and skin disease. She has been named a Twin Cities Top Docs Rising Star by her peers 2 years in a row.