Skin resurfacing with a laser at RareV is a nonsurgical skin care procedure that utilizes pulsating beams of light to exfoliate damaged surface skin.

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RareV offers three types of laser skin resurfacing procedures that are chosen depending on your skin's condition.
Some are performed for milder cases of skin damage while others are more aggressive:
Ablative laser treatments remove thin skin layers, like dermabrasion or a deep chemical peel, with a high level of control that permits the technician to avoid damage to the skin. Ablative lasers are best for firming the skin and correcting wrinkles and acne scars.
Non-ablative laser treatments do not remove the skin; instead, the laser light creates micro-damage to the skin cells to prompt the body's natural healing response. Non-ablative treatments are ideal for removing fine lines and wrinkles on those who are able to wait several months for strong results.
Fractional laser treatments are a combination of ablative and non-ablative that create micro-damage in the lower layers of the skin. The body's natural healing process leads to tighter skin. Fractional laser treatments can also be used to help deep wrinkles, acne scarring, sun damage, and uneven pigmentation. 

Following lighter peels, an ointment will be smoothed over the treated skin, and you can go home to recover. The treated skin will appear red at first, and there may be some swelling and irritation; however, these symptoms will subside within a few days, and the peeling process will occur over a 3 – 5-day period.
If you are getting a deeper laser peel, your downtime period will be longer. You can expect the burning, irritation, and swelling symptoms to be more intense, but pain medication can be prescribed to lessen these side effects. The recovery period associated with a deeper peel may last several weeks.
Each patient should minimize their UV exposure following their laser treatment and apply sun protection regularly. For all laser peel treatments, the skin will naturally crust, flake, and peel away. It's important to avoid interfering with the healing process to evade scarring and to protect your skin from environmental exposure.
After the peeling process has concluded, your skin should feel softer while also appearing rejuvenated, younger, and clearer.