What Skin Issues Can Be Treated With a Laser Facial?

Do you use a dozen different at-home products or undergo a long list of in-office treatments each month to address your various skin concerns? If so, you’re not alone. Imagine cutting down on the cost and time associated with keeping your skin looking its best by targeting all of your skin concerns with a single treatment. Sound too good to be true? With a laser facial at White Pearl Med Spa in Des Plaines, Northwest Suburbs, IL, this dream can become a reality. Board-certified physician and aesthetic expert Dr. Philip Conrardy is proud to offer laser facials using the highly advanced ADVATx facial, which is designed to address a wide array of blemishes, imperfections, and skin damage more easily and conveniently than ever before. In this blog, we’ll take a closer look at which specific skin issues can be treated with an ADVATx laser facial, who qualifies for treatment, and what results you can expect.

What is a laser facial?

A laser-based facial is a highly beneficial skin rejuvenation treatment that involves delivering laser energy to the skin’s surface in order to destroy dead or damaged layers of skin, stimulate cell turnover and regeneration, and boost the overall health and appearance of the patient’s complexion. At White Pearl Med Spa, our laser facials are performed using the solid-state, yellow ADVATx laser – one of the most advanced of its kind – to address skin texture, tone, and other characteristics of the patient’s complexion in a single treatment.

How can an ADVATx laser facial help my skin?

Going beyond simply smoothing lines or addressing age-related concerns, a laser facial with the ADVATx laser can destroy bacteria, quiet overactive sebaceous glands, and more. Some of the most common skin concerns and irregularities that can be dramatically improved with an ADVATx laser facial include:

• Acne
• Acne scarring
• Oily skin
• Dry skin
• Fine lines and wrinkles
• Enlarged pores
• Visible veins/broken vessels
• Rosacea
• Redness
• Rough or scaly skin texture
• Dark spots
• Sun damage
• Uneven skin tone
• Dull complexion

Are laser facials safe for dark skin?

The ADVATx laser can be safely used on most skin types and tones, though patients with darker skin tones may require a pre-facial lightening treatment. During your initial consultation for a laser facial at White Pearl Med Spa, one of our knowledgeable skin rejuvenation experts will carefully evaluate your concerns, assess your skin type and tone, and recommend the most appropriate course of action for you.

How many ADVATx laser sessions will I need?

On average, patients can expect to require about 3 – 6 laser facial treatments spaced about one month apart to achieve their ideal outcome. With a proper skin care regimen, minimal sun exposure, a healthy lifestyle, regular clinical facials, and routine maintenance treatments, the ADVATx laser can keep patients consistently looking and feeling their best for years to come.

Target all of your skin imperfections at once with an ADVATx laser facial in Des Plaines, Northwest Suburbs, IL

Why spend countless hours and dollars on separate products and treatments for each of your skin concerns? If you’re looking for an all-in-one solution for acne, discoloration, enlarged pores, and more, you may be a candidate for an ADVATX laser facial. To learn more about the remarkable results that are possible with a laser facial, call White Pearl Med Spa in Des Plaines, Northwest Suburbs, IL to schedule your private consultation with board-certified physician and experienced ADVATx provider Dr. Philip Conrardy today.

*All information subject to change. Images may contain models. Individual results are not guaranteed and may vary.

Philip Conrardy, DDS

Dr. Philip Conrardy is a highly experienced, double-board-certified anesthesiology and pain management physician with over 30 years of practice and has been doing liposuction for 16 years. He currently serves as a physician at Watertown Regional Medical Center in Wisconsin. A pioneer in the medical use of CBD, Dr. Conrardy has lectured nationally and contributed to COVID-19 research, collaborating with the White House Task Force and Wisconsin Public Health. He holds an M.D. from AUC Medical School and completed residencies at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Dr. Conrardy's expertise has earned him recognition from state leaders and medical authorities.

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