Laser skin resurfacing in Las Vegas is a procedure which is performed by doctors at medical spas. It will remove the upper layer of the skin, and the inner layer of the skin. Laser skin resurfacing is a little more drastic of a procedure compared to the medical microdermabrasion, and the laser acne. It helps with blemishes, acne scars, acne, and dis-pigmintation on the face. It has a down time of about 2 or 3 days, wherein you'll feel a mild sunburn-like feeling and you'll just have to put a little bit of the ointment, that the medical spa can give you, everyday to help alleviate the sunburn-like feeling. During the procedure, it doesn't hurt very much - it's just like a rubber snap kind of feeling.

If a person has a lot of blemishes, dis-pigmintation, scaring, I do suggest that laser resurfacing is the best procedure for their condition. Laser skin resurfacing is better because it acts much faster and you see the results much sooner as compared to the medical microdermabrasion or laser acne treatment in Las Vegas alone.

The removal of warts, moles, and skin tags in Las Vegas is becoming more common. With the use of radio frequency machines, it is easier to remove them than ever, especially in places such as Las Vegas, NV. We use a radio frequency machine to remove warts, moles, and solar keratoses (which are sun spots and age spots) and also for the removal of legions. However, if it's pre-cancerous, we refer them to a dermatologist for removal and biopsy. It's the easiest procedure available, and is practically pain-free.

I suggest that if you have moles, warts, skin tags, sun spots or age spots (solar keratoses) that you want removed you should go to a medical spa that has the ability to remove it by radio frequency. It is a very easy procedure - after a little lidocaine (which is a local anesthesia) the warts and moles are removed from the Las Vegas patient and gone within seconds.

If you're suffering from acne and live in Las Vegas, this is a brief example of what a patient who wants laser acne treatment in Las Vegas would go through. First of all, we evaluate the patient and find out what kind of acne she has, (it could be a nodular acne, or a pustular acne) and see the extent of the acne. We can then do medical microdermabrasion where we remove the outer layer of the skin and make it less "blemishy" and smoother.

After the microdermabrasion, we do a laser acne. The laser acne is deeper into the skin, and it kills the bacteria and remodels the skin with collagen remodeling. If you are currently suffering from acne, as a doctor, I do advice that you should go to a qualified, board certified, skilled practitioner who knows about laser acne treatment as opposed to just using anti-biotics and topical gels - which don't actually help very much. They can help a little, but it's nothing compared to the combination of the medical microdermabrasion (which is done by a physician) and the laser acne treatment.