Yes. The Multi-Restore Energy Treatment is renowned for erasing fine lines and wrinkles. By using the CO2 laser for wrinkles, in addition to the non-ablative 1570nm erbium glass laser, RF Microneedling, Benev Exosomes, and Red LED Light Therapy. 

All of these strategically damage the skin to induce the healing cascade to have the body stimulate its collagen and elastin to erase fine lines and wrinkles and to make skin more youthful.

Yes! The Multi-Restore Energy Treatment is your key to removing unwanted pigmentation and facial redness caused by sun exposure, aging, scars, and more with resurfacing laser therapy! 

Yes. The Multi-Restore Energy Treatment is renowned for erasing fine lines and wrinkles. By using the CO2 laser for wrinkles, in addition to the non-ablative 1570nm erbium glass laser, RF Microneedling, Benev Exosomes, and Red LED Light Therapy. 

All of these strategically damage the skin to induce the healing cascade to have the body stimulate its collagen and elastin to erase fine lines and wrinkles and to make skin more youthful.

This varies from person to person and also the strength of the laser setting utilized. The Multi-Restore Energy Treatment is an impactful moderate treatment protocol that delivers visible optimal results. That being said, some patients may want to do a series of 3 treatments to maximize their results.

This will vary depending on the intensity of the CO2 laser therapy performed. During your appointment, we’ll discuss approximately how much downtime for laser resurfacing you’re willing to have. The more downtime a patient chooses to have, the better results they’ll have from their treatment. However, some patients prefer shorter downtime treatments and just come in for several lighter laser peels with mild recovery and less intensity.

Patients will have to be sun cautious for at least 2 weeks after a moderate-depth laser peel. For mild laser peels, a week of sun precaution should be expected. This means daily application of SPF 50+ and avoiding activities in direct sunlight.

Here at Lushful Aesthetics we only utilize the best-in-class lasers, which are the Alma Hybrid and the Alma Veil. 

• Alma Hybrid: Utilizes two wavelengths, the 1570 nm wavelength that stimulates both collagen and elastic fibers without any damage to the top layer of skin, and a CO2 laser. The Alma Hybrid can utilize these two wavelengths independently or together for a synergistic effect. The entire treatment is fully customizable and can be even further customized to treat various parts of the face differently. 

• Alma Veil: This is the newest technology in vascular laser treatment for rosacea and is therefore utilized to treat any broken capillaries and blood vessels. In addition, the Alma Veil can also be switched over to treat the full face in a non-ablative mode to lightly stimulate collagen and elastin without any downtime or discomfort. 

The Alma Hybrid is far superior to the HALO laser treatment. Its unique 1570 nm wavelength and CO2 laser therapy combination allows for full customization of your treatment. In addition, the 1570 nm is completely unique to the Alma Hybrid. It’s the best wavelength to stimulate elastin, which is a key component in making skin appear youthful during your CO2 laser rejuvenation.

Fraxel is an outdated laser resurfacing technology. The Alma Hybrid is the elite choice in both non-ablative and ablative laser resurfacing treatments. With its unique combination of a 1570 nm wavelength and a CO2 component, it’s able to create endless combinations of unique patterns to combine or separate both wavelengths to create a fully customized experience.

The Alma Hybrid is not just a CO2 device, it also contains a non-ablative 1570 nm wavelength that allows for a different depth of collagen and elastin production. Traditional CO2 laser therapy devices only help to produce collagen and not elastin. Elastin is what allows the skin to still look like skin, giving it that youthful bounce and suppleness.

Laser resurfacing is a different treatment than Morpheus8. Morpheus8 is a radiofrequency microneedling system that does NOT resurface the skin. Instead, it delivers energy through tiny needles that help to stimulate collagen production, which can help to improve textured skin, remodel fat, and tighten skin.

However, if you’re looking to receive radiofrequency microneedling then the Pixel-8 Radiofrequency Microneedling is the new premier choice in RF microneedling treatments and is far superior to Morpheus8  The Multi-Restore Energy Treatment combines the Pixel-* RF Microneedling treatment with laser resurfacing to address multiple concerns such as laser treatment for dark spots, facial redness, wrinkles, and loose skin.

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This depends on the depth of laser resurfacing being done and the commitment of the patient to avoiding sun exposure, so yes. As long as patients can avoid the sun and apply SPF 50+ daily for the duration of time discussed then they can receive the Multi-Restore Energy Treatment. But if avoiding the sun is going to be a challenge with the patient's lifestyle, then they should wait for the cooler months to provide the proper recovery time for laser resurfacing.

The Multi-Restore Energy Treatment can be done on patients up to a Fitzpatrick Skin Type 5 with proper pre and post-care treatment. Patients with deeper skin are best treated with chemical peels and Microneedling + Exosomes.

Exosomes yield higher amounts of growth factors and peptides than those found in PRP or PRF. Because PRP and PRF are derived from your blood, you’re limited based on what your body can produce. 

With BENEV Exosomes powered by ExoSCRT™, we see these exosomes promoting skin cell proliferation by up to 80% in a dose-dependent manner. This far exceeds the capability of PRP or PRF when aiding the recovery from laser resurfacing and helps to induce more collagen and elastin, it further aids with pigmentation issues. 

We utilize exosomes with every laser resurfacing treatment. Exosomes are responsible for cell-to-cell communication and for facilitating the exchange of RNA and other important proteins between cells (e.g. fibroblasts, keratinocytes, immune cells, etc.), in addition to transferring numerous growth factors and cytokines that have shown signs of tissue repair and improving skin cells.