Sometimes the change you want is a smoother canvas. Sciton MicroLaser at Med Spa Studios in Frisco focuses on surface renewal, with a peel depth selected around your skin concerns and the time you can set aside to heal.
Rediscover a smoother-looking surface
MicroLaserPeel can improve rough texture, fine lines, and selected pigment irregularities. For skin that looks dull or uneven, it offers a way to renew the outer surface with precisely controlled laser energy.
- Rough or uneven surface texture
- Fine lines and superficial wrinkles
- Sun-related pigment irregularities and uneven tone
A laser peel, tailored in depth
MicroLaserPeel removes a thin outer layer of skin across the treated area. It uses an erbium laser rather than a chemical solution. Unlike ProFractional’s separated channels, this is surface resurfacing across the selected area; the treatment depth influences both the result and recovery.
Choose the approach that fits your skin
A consultation should explore your skin tone, pigmentation history, previous procedures, cold sores, and medications. Discuss recent tanning and your ability to follow aftercare. Deeper treatment is not automatically a better choice. Ask about risks such as prolonged redness, pigment changes, infection, and scarring before proceeding.
Understand the experience before you begin
The treatment area and depth are agreed before resurfacing. Topical numbing may be used, and the provider will explain protective measures and what you may feel. Allow time for preparation as well as the laser treatment itself; warmth and sensitivity can persist afterwards.
Plan for a peel, not an instant reveal
Redness, swelling, and peeling are part of the recovery picture. Sciton describes roughly 1–7 days of downtime and 4–14 days of total healing, depending on the treatment. These are general ranges, not a personal deadline. Confirm the timeline for your proposed depth before scheduling work, travel, or an event.
Help your new surface settle
Use the cleansing and protective moisturizing routine your provider recommends. Do not pick or scrub peeling skin. Protect the area from sun exposure and wait for guidance before restarting makeup, active skin-care products, and exercise. Contact the team promptly for excessive swelling, increasing warmth, drainage, or fever.
A considered path to a fresher complexion
Judge the change after healing, rather than during the initial redness. Your provider can help you review progress and decide whether another treatment is worthwhile. Email us about your main skin concern, available recovery time, and a personal quote.
FURTHER READING
Med Spa Studios: original MicroLaser Peel pageSciton: MicroLaserPeel treatment & recoverySciton: comparing resurfacing approachesSciton: MicroLaserPeel aftercareAmerican Academy of Dermatology: consultation & laser safetyGeneral information. A qualified provider can advise on your individual suitability, risks, and treatment plan.
