Scar Removal

We Own Three Resurfacing Devices

We do not ask one machine to cover every problem. When a problem needs its own device, we buy it. RF microneedling — needles that carry radiofrequency into the skin — is one category we decided not to offer. We often already owned a device that could do the job. When a better one existed, we bought it anyway. The excel V+ is for blood vessels, the StarWalker for pigment and tattoos, Ultherapy for tightening, truSculpt iD for body fat and truFlex for muscle. Resurfacing is where this matters most, because we own three different ways to do it and they overlap.

The Fotona SP Dynamis Pro in erbium mode works at 2940 nm, a wavelength absorbed almost entirely by water at the surface. It removes a thin, precise layer, which is what fine texture and shallow lines need. The Alma Hybrid combines an ablative CO2 beam at 10,600 nm with a non-ablative 1570 nm beam and goes the deepest: it removes the surface layer and heats collagen underneath in the same treatment. We bought it after two years of comparing resurfacing devices. Opus Plasma uses fractional plasma generated by radiofrequency, applied at the skin surface without inserting needles, so the energy is not aimed at pigment the way light is. That is why it is usually the first option we consider on medium-to-deep skin tones. Lower risk is not zero risk, and we assess your skin before we book anything.

Which one we suggest depends on how deep the problem sits, on your skin tone, and on how much recovery time you can take. Deeper is not automatically better: the deepest option needs the most recovery time and carries the most pigment risk. Because we own all three, there is nothing we need to sell you first.