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Wrinkle Reducing Lasers: Ablative vs. Nonablative Lasers
A great treatment for treating wrinkles can be lasers. Wrinkle reducing lasers can be ablative and nonablative. Find out more at LearnSkin.
Research Spotlight: Can Microneedling Help Acne Scars?
Get rid of your acne scars with microneedling. Learn how microneedling can treat your acne scars.
Skin Phyics Series: Microdermabrasion
Take a closer look at Microdermbrasion. Chemical peels and microdermbrasion can help clear up skin and rid of chemicals.
No, Intense Pulsed Light and Lasers Are Not the Same
Intense pulsed light, IPL, therapy is different from lasers. Learn about IPL vs Lasers and how people & ads mix them up. See how they are really used.
Science of Radiofrequency Skin and Body Tightening
Radiofrequency skin tightening is a procedure used to tighten loose skin. Learn the science behind radiofrequency anti-aging treatments and skin tightening.
Skin Physics Spotlight: How Does Laser Hair Reduction Work?
A top nonsurgical procedure, laser hair reduction targets pigment in the hair. Find out how lasers work, practical tips, and possible side effects.
Shockwave Therapy for Cellulite
Shockwave therapy has proven to help reduce those with cellulite. Shockwave technology uses pressure waves emitted from a device placed on the skin.
Cryolipolysis: The Science Behind Freezing Fat
Cryolipolysis is a noninvasive cosmetic procedure for fat reduction. Learn how cryolipolysis treatment can be used for body sculpting and freezing away fat.
How Do Lasers Work on the Skin?
Lasers can be used to help a number of skin issues. Whether it be hair removal, blood vessels, or rejuvenate skin, lasers can be used to improve skin health.
