Skin Rejuvenation

Have you noticed changes in your complexion over time? If so, skin rejuvenation can help and is among the treatments offered by Alisa Seeberger, FNP-C, of Seeberger Dermatology in Alamogordo, New Mexico. When you’re ready to explore your options in greater detail, call the office to schedule a visit or book online using the simple scheduling tool.

What is skin rejuvenation?

Skin rejuvenation is a term used to describe treatments that restore and renew the appearance or texture of your skin. As the largest organ in your body, your skin undergoes considerable stress when exposed to the elements. Years spent working to protect your body, heal from damage, and adapt to ever-changing environmental circumstances also takes a toll. 

Skin rejuvenation offers the chance to create a more youthful appearance without the risks and recovery time linked to plastic surgery procedures. There is no need for much in the way of advanced preparation and no lengthy recovery time. 

How does laser skin rejuvenation work?

There are several options for skin rejuvenation. Seeberger Dermatology offers LUMECCA®, a treatment platform that uses powerful, intense pulsed light (IPL) to trigger changes in the deeper layers of your skin without altering the surface layer. 

As the device pulses light across the surface of your skin to create heat in the deeper layers, your body responds with a prompt healing reaction. New cells begin to form, and areas of hyperpigmentation or congealed blood within damaged blood vessels are cleared. 

Other forms of laser therapy also use light energy to produce heat. These systems use advanced technology to avoid harming your skin, yet create outstanding improvements in the following:

• Lines and wrinkles
• Age spots
• Enlarged pores
• Acne scarring
• Loose or sagging skin
• Unevenly textured skin

Best of all, skin rejuvenation techniques can correct more than one issue at a time, making them a great investment in your skin health.  

How do fractional laser treatments deliver skin rejuvenation?

Fractional laser treatments use a scattered beam of light to alter your skin at deeper levels. This option uses a handpiece to pass a laser over the surface of your skin, removing the outer layers while triggering new collagen production and other changes at the cellular level. 

Additional treatments that fall under the category of skin rejuvenation include:

• Chemical peels
• Dermal fillers
• Botox® and other neuromodulators
• Microdermabrasion
• Microneedling
• Dermaplaning

When you’re ready to explore your options, call Seeberger Dermatology to book a personalized consultation. Online booking is also available, offering a convenient way to connect with the practice.