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A no-resurfacing 1064 nm laser family for glow, redness, visible pores, and acne-prone or oil-prone skin when conservative settings are used.
A gentle 1064 nm laser for redness, pores and glow, with no peeling.
Check first: Active infection.
Skin tone
Often used on tones I–VI, with the right settings.
Skin tone ranges differ by device. Ask which device they will use for your skin.
General info, not a check of your own skin.
What people use it for
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Skin types
Often a fit for all of these. Tap one for details.
Skin types to ask about first
Dry or FlakyAsk first
Can leave dry skin drier or flakier for a while. Ask your provider how to prepare.
Sensitive or Redness-proneAsk first
Needs a gentle, barrier-safe plan and careful screening.
In no special order. Ask which one they use, and why.
7 devices
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The visit
RecoverySame-day redness
Avoid sun1 week
No makeup12 hours
No sweat or heat24 hours if flushed
Other aftercare
Wear sunscreen every dayYour provider may give you different timing.
Before your visit: ask when to start
After your visit
Common
Less common
Your own risks may differ. Ask a qualified provider.
It warms below the surface to calm redness and refine skin without peeling.
Long-pulsed 1064 nm Nd:YAG energy penetrates deeper into skin, producing controlled dermal and vascular heating without ablating the epidermis.
1064 nm laser energy penetrates relatively deeply and produces selective thermal effects in dermal and vascular targets.
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Often explored alongside this treatment
Fractional Laser: Fraxel & Clear + Brilliant
A gentler fractional laser for scars, texture and pores, with shorter recovery
Red Light Therapy
Red LED light sessions for the skin, used regularly at home or in clinic
Fractional Pico Laser for Scars
For texture and scar remodeling
Find 1064 nm Laser: Laser Genesis & Aerolase near you
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