What it is
Skin rejuvenation is not a single procedure; it is a description of what someone wants — smoother texture, more even tone, less dullness. What sits underneath that varies widely: pigment, rough texture, redness, fine lines or mild laxity, and each is treated differently. So the starting point is an examination that names the actual problem before any device is chosen.
What this page covers
- Fractional CO2 or Er:YAG resurfacing for fine lines and texture
- Intense pulsed light or broadband light photorejuvenation on suitable skin types
- Micro-pulsed 1064 nm passes for redness, pores and texture
- Fractional picosecond resurfacing for texture, pores and dyschromia
- Carbon laser peel for surface oil and dullness
- Microneedling with the patient's own platelet-rich plasma
- Mesotherapy, peptide and growth-factor preparations, where medically supplied and SFDA-registered
- Antiviral cover and pre-procedure screening before any ablative step
Honestly
Most of what is asked for under this heading rests on photoprotection and a supervised topical routine that no device replaces, and the examination decides whether a device is appropriate at all.