Advanced Laser Therapy: Professional Medical-Grade Skin Treatments

These are the steps you should take before taking our Laser Therapy treatments:

1. Discontinue Accutane 6 months prior to treatment
2. Discontinue use of Retinoic Acid products 2 weeks prior to treatment
3. Avoid sun exposure, or the use of tanning beds for 2 weeks and self-tanners for at least four weeks prior and/or in between high-intensity light treatments
4. Report all skin diseases, viruses, infections, cold sores, eczema, or allergies to treating Practitioner
5. Do not exfoliate, use glycolic acid, benzyl peroxide or any other skin irritants one week
6. If the skin is red, irritated, or sunburned, the high-intensity light treatment must be rescheduled
7. Report all medication taken within two weeks of the treatment
10. Do not use sun blocking creams within 12 hours of scheduled treatments
11. Avoid swimming in strong chlorinated water immediately before and after a high-intensity light session

Here are some popular measures for our Laser Therapy treatments aftercare:

1. Avoid direct sunlight, tanning beds or self-tanners for at least 2 weeks after each treatment.
2. Avoid touching, rubbing, peeling or picking of the skin in treatment area, as this may cause hyper/hypo pigmentation, or scarring
3. Gently apply pure Aloe Vera gel or antibiotic ointment to the treated area, twice daily until healed and dry
4. A “cold pack” may be placed over the treated area to reduce swelling and/or discomfort for the first
2-3 days. Discomfort is usually minimal but pain medication can also be taken for pain and swelling if required
5. For 24-48 hours, avoid hot baths, hot showers, hot tubs and saunas. When showering and washing, gently pat dry and do not rub.
6. Avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours following clinical treatment.
7. Avoid swimming in strong chlorinated water immediately after and high intensity light session.

Laser therapy is a highly effective, non-invasive method for skin rejuvenation. It works by targeting specific concerns like hyperpigmentation, redness, and vascular lesions without damaging surrounding tissue. Patients choose these treatments to improve skin texture, stimulate collagen, and achieve a clearer, more even complexion with minimal downtime.

Yes, laser therapy is highly effective for facial spider veins. The laser energy targets blood vessels, causing them to coagulate and gradually fade, resulting in clearer, more even-toned skin.

At Canada MedLaser, we prioritize your safety by using diverse, medical-grade laser technologies. During your initial consultation, our specialists assess your skin type and concerns to determine the most appropriate laser wavelength. This customized approach ensures that the treatment is both safe and effective for your specific skin tone and condition.

The number of sessions required depends on the specific condition being treated, such as rosacea or deep pigmentation. While some patients see a noticeable improvement after a single laser facial treatment, a series of 3 to 6 sessions is typically recommended to achieve optimal, long-lasting results.

Most of our cosmetic laser treatments are designed to be “lunchtime procedures” with little to no downtime. You may experience slight redness or a sensation similar to a mild sunburn immediately following the session, but these effects usually subside within a few hours to a couple of days, allowing you to return to your daily routine.

Laser therapy uses a single, focused wavelength to treat specific concerns like deep pigmentation or veins, while IPL uses broad-spectrum light for general rejuvenation. Laser often provides more targeted, intense results.

Most patients require between 2 to 6 sessions to achieve significant pigmentation reduction. The exact number depends on the depth and type of pigmentation, as well as your skin’s response to the laser therapy.