Laser Facial
A gentle laser treatment that targets uneven texture and polishes skin with minimal downtime.
Treat your face, neck or decolletege, improve skin luminosity and reduce pigmentation with this skin resurfacing treatment.
Why It’s Special
- Suitable for every skin tone and type, and safe during any season.
- Stimulates healing and collagen production to minimize fine lines, reduce the appearance of pores and improve skin texture.
- Targets water within the skin to prevent premature signs of aging, correct sun damage and rejuvenate your complexion.
No Downtime, Sculpt & lift instead
Laser facial for Sculpting the face at Neat is always $450.
Why It’s Special
- No downtime needed. Leave with instant lifting and sculpting of the face, neck or jawline for a snatched look before any big event!
- Performed by advanced practice providers
Here’s our plan
- We’ll apply topical numbing cream to ensure you’re comfortable during treatment.
- After about 30 minutes, we’ll clean your skin, give you protective eyewear and begin zapping away unwanted skin concerns.
- We will want to massage serums and any growth factors onto your skin to hydrate and help stimulate collagen.
How to Get Your Skin Wedding-Ready
Achieving perfect skin on your wedding day is everyone's aspiration
Wedding skin prep can look different for some bride-to-be depending on timeline and budget. It’s important to consider at-home skin care and in-clinic treatments, too!
Here’s what you need to know.
How often do results last?
Ideally you will want to schedule your treatment every 3-4 months to maintain your wrinkle free look!
What is the downtime? Can I go back to work after my treatment?
Treatment requires minimal downtime. So you can return to your daily routine immediately after you leave our office.
Are there any other side effects I should know about?
Minor side effects are typically brief and mild, such as swelling or bruising at the injection site, mild headache, or flu-like symptoms. Muscle function may be affected, usually due to improper technique or patient selection. Using lower doses can help reduce adverse effects, recommending a cautious treatment approach.