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Microlaser peel is a laser resurfacing skin health and restoration treatment that promotes the growth of newer skin cells while removing superficial, damaged skin layers. The peel utilizes laser technology that removes a controlled 30 millionths of an inch of skin tissue at a time. These thin layers of skin that are removed are then replaced by newer skin growth. Using safe, proven technology, the peels dramatic exfoliation brightens your complexion and exfoliates using pure, clean laser light to remove your skin's tough, dull outer layer and reveal younger skin beneath. Watch the video below as Dr. Kenkel performs a microlaser peel procedure on a patient. Benefits of Microlaser Peel treatments? Skin Improvements
A consultation is necessary prior to scheduling your microlaser peel. The consultation allows Dr. Kenkel to determine your skin type, the appropriate laser necessary for your treatment, and if this would be the best treatment for your particular skin condition. You may find, during your consultation, that other treatments available in the clinic may benefit your skin condition better. Some treatments may also require a skin care regimen before beginning your treatment. The only way to determine if this is necessary is by having the initial consultation with Dr. Kenkel. How is the Microlaser Peel performed? Your Microlaser Peel will be performed in the Outpatient Building on the campus of UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Texas. You will need to discontinue use of retinal products and alpha or beta hydroxy acids at least 7 days prior to treatment but you may resume their use the day following treatment. A prescription for Valtrex will be given to you prior to your procedure to help prevent any viral infections or cold sores. You will need to start taking this the day before your treatment. A topical gel anesthesia is applied in the office to anesthetize the skin that will be treated. Dr. Kenkel then uses the Erbium laser's high energy to remove the superficial layer of skin. The laser light is absorbed by the water in your skin and instantaneously vaporizes a very small amount of tissue. Dr. Kenkel passes the laser light over your skin to remove a 30 millionths of an inch of tissue at a time. He can obtain the results you want while minimizing the erythema by treating only as deeply as needed, from removing wrinkles to merely refreshing your overall skin appearance. After the damage skin is removed, new skin quickly regrows in its place. What is the recovery like? Symptoms immediately following the procedure resemble a sunburn, with mild peeling on the second day and redness fading after the first couple of days. Any discomfort can easily be managed with a pain reliever. What do the treatments cost? | CONTACT US |
