Facial Resurfacing Services In Barrie
Facial resurfacing is a laser treatment that improves skin texture and tone and treats sun damage, pigmentation, fine lines and acne scarring. It stimulates collagen to support long-term skin renewal.
Facial Resurfacing At A Glance
Procedure Length
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Technique
Laser resurfacing (ablative or non-ablative)
Treatment Plan
1 - 6 sessions, depending on depth and concern
Pain Level
Mild to moderate discomfort
Recovery Time
3 - 5 days (non-ablative) to 7 - 14 days (ablative)
Anesthesia
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What Is Facial Resurfacing?
Facial resurfacing is a laser treatment that improves skin texture and tone, and treats sun damage, pigmentation, brown spots and acne scarring. It reduces fine lines, wrinkles and crepey skin, and stimulates collagen for long-term skin remodeling.
Settings are tailored to the depth of resurfacing needed. Non-ablative treatments typically have 3–5 days of downtime, while ablative treatments can need 7–14 days. Most people need 1–6 sessions, depending on depth and concern. We will recommend the right approach for your skin at your consultation.
What Facial Resurfacing Helps With:
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Uneven skin texture and tone
- Sun damage
- Pigmentation and brown spots
- Acne scarring
- Crepey skin
Post-Treatment Care - Facial Resurfacing
Downtime depends on the depth of treatment, from 3–5 days (non-ablative) to 7–14 days (ablative). We will give you personalized aftercare instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions On Facial Resurfacing
Facial resurfacing is a laser treatment that improves skin texture and tone and stimulates collagen for long-term skin remodeling.
Facial resurfacing is used to improve fine lines, wrinkles and crepey skin, sun damage, pigmentation and brown spots, and acne scarring.
Most people need 1–6 sessions, depending on depth and concern. We will recommend a plan at your consultation.
Downtime depends on the depth of treatment: about 3–5 days for non-ablative treatments and 7–14 days for ablative ones. We will give you personalized aftercare instructions.
Facial resurfacing may not be suitable if you have an active skin infection or open wounds, recent sun exposure or an active tan, have used isotretinoin within the last 6 months, or have an autoimmune condition that affects healing. Darker skin tones need specialist assessment because of the risk of pigmentation changes. We will review this with you at your consultation.
