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Acne affects millions of people in the US and is the most common skin disease, having up to a prevalence of 100% in adolescents in the United States. At Advanced Laser Medspa, we understand that it can be frustrating living with acne and the feeling of hopelessness when none of the acne treatments you have tried work for you.

If you’re on a weight loss journey and have had setbacks or have run into roadblocks along the way, it’s easy to lose your motivation. Maybe you have hit a plateau or just haven’t seen any initial signs of positive change after your hard work. When you feel like you’ve run out of options, it may be time to give body sculpting a try.

Over the past few years, dermaplaning has become increasingly common. The process involves the use of a sterile, surgical scalpel to gently “shave” the skin’s surface, removing the top-most layer of dead skin along with the fine hair, otherwise known as “vellus” hair, or peach fuzz. Dermaplaning is only performed on the face and is not meant to be used to shape eyebrows, as these are made up “terminal” hairs. There are various reasons why dermaplaning continues to grow in popularity, as there are many benefits that coincide with this type of facial.

Almost everyone desires to look younger and more appealing. Sagging or flabby skin has the ability to really age you and make you appear much older than you are. In the past, surgical procedures were the only effective way to remove the appearance of saggy skin, but now there is a much easier and still effective alternative for skin tightening.

Nail Fungus (called: Onychomycosis) is a contagious condition that affects both toenails and fingernails. It is visible by spots under the nails and left untreated usually spreads to other nails and even others. However, microscopic organism can invade the nail bed, toes and fingers and the area surrounding it.

Whether male or female, child, adult or Senior (55 years of age and up), it is never too late to protect and prevent radiation exposure. Ultra-violet A and B rays attack skin cells and skin cell proteins at all ages and eventually lead to sunburn, spotty pigment (think sunspots), destruction of elasticity, thinning and fragility, sagging, deep lines and grooves, premature and accelerated ageing as well as various skin cancers.