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Commonly Asked Questions about LaseMD 

Q: Is LaseMD safe for all skin types?

A: Yes, LaseMD is suitable for all skin types. However, a consultation with a professional is recommended to customize treatment based on individual skin conditions.

Q: Does LaseMD hurt?

A: Most patients experience very little discomfort, often described as a warm or tingling sensation. A numbing cream will be applied to minimize discomfort.

Q: How long does a LaseMD session take?

A: A typical LaseMD session lasts about 20-30 minutes, making it convenient treatment with minimal downtime.

Q: What is the downtime after LaseMD?

A: There is minimal downtime. Expect redness for 2-3 hours post treatment. Will feel like a sunburn, the next few days skin may be rough like sandpaper.

Q: How many LaseMD treatments do I need?

A: The number of sessions varies based on skin concerns. Many patients see noticeable results after 1-3 sessions, but a series of treatments may be recommended for optimal results. At treatment 3 we will evaluate progress to determine what future treatments may be needed. 

Q: When will I see results from LaseMD?

A: Initial improvements are visible within a few days, with continued enhancement over the next several weeks as collagen production increases.

Q: How should I care for my skin after LaseMD?

A: Patients should use gentle skincare, avoid direct sun exposure, apply SPF daily, and keep the skin hydrated to optimize healing and results.

Q: When can I work out again?

A: Wait 48 hours before any physical activity that will increase your core temperature. 

Q: How long till I can start using my retinols again?

A: 5-7 days.

Q: How long do I need to avoid the sun after? 

A: At least 10 days, ideally 2 weeks. 

 WHO DOES NOT QUALIFY FOR LASEMD ULTRA

While LaseMD Ultra is a safe and effective treatment for most skin types, certain conditions may prevent individuals from being eligible. You may not qualify if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding – Laser treatments are not recommended due to potential hormonal effects.
• Have active skin infections or conditions – Conditions like rosacea flare-ups, eczema, psoriasis, or cold sores in the treatment area must be resolved first.
• Have open wounds or recent surgery in the treatment area – Skin must be fully healed before undergoing laser treatment.
• Have recent sun exposure or tanning – Sunburned or tanned skin increases the risk of hyperpigmentation and irritation.
• Have a history of keloid or hypertrophic scarring – Individuals prone to abnormal scarring may not heal properly.
• Are taking photosensitizing medications – Certain antibiotics, Accutane (within the last 6-12 months), and retinoids can increase sensitivity and risk of complications.
• Have an autoimmune disease affecting skin healing – Conditions like lupus or scleroderma may interfere with recovery.
• Have unrealistic expectations – LaseMD Ultra is excellent for skin texture, pigmentation, and collagen stimulation, but it is not a substitute for surgical procedures.