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Skin Resurfacing in Calgary

Skin Resurfacing

Skin resurfacing is less a single treatment than a category of options, all working to renew the skin's outer layers and encourage smoother, fresher skin underneath. Because these treatments range widely in depth, downtime, and intensity, we start with a consultation to understand your skin and match you with the resurfacing approach that fits your goals.

Skin Resurfacing

Skin resurfacing refers to a category of treatments that work by removing or remodeling the outer layers of skin, prompting the body to generate fresher, smoother skin and new collagen as it heals. Depending on the method, resurfacing can range from a light refresh with minimal downtime to a deeper treatment with more dramatic results.

Why Choose Beacon Dermatology for Skin Resurfacing?

Resurfacing isn't one-size-fits-all, and getting it right starts with an accurate read on your skin type and goals. Our board-certified dermatologists build your resurfacing plan around what your skin actually needs, drawing on both medical and cosmetic dermatology experience under one roof.

Skin Resurfacing Treatments at Beacon Dermatology

fraxel

Fraxel

A fractional laser treatment that works on a portion of the skin's surface at a time, prompting fresh, smoother skin and new collagen as the treated areas heal.

CO2

CO2 Laser

A laser resurfacing treatment that removes damaged outer layers of skin, for smoother, more even skin underneath as it heals and stimulating deeper collagen renewal.

Frequently Asked Questions For Skin Resurfacing Treatment

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Resurfacing works at a deeper level than a facial, prompting real changes in skin texture and collagen rather than providing a temporary surface refresh. The tradeoff is that resurfacing usually comes with some downtime, depending on the method used.

t depends on the specific treatment and its intensity. Lighter resurfacing options come with minimal downtime, while deeper treatments can mean several days of redness or peeling. We'll walk you through what to expect for the option that fits you.

Resurfacing is commonly used for uneven texture, dullness, enlarged pores, fine lines, and mild scarring. The right depth and method depend on which of these is your main concern.

This varies by treatment and by how significant a change you're looking for. Some options build results gradually over a series of sessions, while others deliver more noticeable change from a single treatment.

Not every resurfacing method suits every skin tone equally, since some approaches carry a higher risk of pigment changes in deeper skin tones. This is exactly why matching the treatment to your skin during a consultation matters.

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