CONTOUR TRL

As we age, the effects of sun damage and environmental pollutants take their toll on our skin, creating wrinkles and pigment irregularities, especially on our faces.

Contour TRL can be very successful at reducing or eliminating these conditions, and in fact it is the best way to address the problematic lines that occur around the mouth and eyes.

Though there are several types of lasers used to perform peels, the Contour TRL is widely regarded as the safest, most effective laser available. Embrace the confidence that comes with healthier skin and a more youthful appearance.

How does Contour TRL Work?

Contour TRL safely removes a layer of skin to a depth determined by our physicians. The depth of treatment will depend on the skin condition, your desired outcome, and expectation for downtime. Because Contour TRL can affect tissue with micron precision, your physician can treat your skin with the exact amount of energy needed – no more, no less.

Treating skin with a laser stimulates the growth of new collagen, which improves the skin’s thickness and resilience. The skin surface will also re-grow with fresh, healthy cells, which will give your skin a younger rejuvenated appearance.

What Conditions can be Treated with Contour TRL?

Deep Wrinkles (even in difficult to treat areas like around the mouth and eyes), Scars, Solar Spots, Actinic Ketatoses, Poor Skin Tone/Texture

How many treatments will I need?

Because Contour TRL is capable of deep laser peels, excellent results are typically achieved after one treatment.

When should I expect results?

The top layer of your skin will re-grow and can be covered with makeup in about one week, at which time you will see noticeable improvements in your skin’s texture, tone and wrinkle appearance. Deeper laser treatments also stimulate the growth of new collagen over the next 4 to 6 months. During this time, the skin may show increasing improvements in tightness and resilience.

Recommended For:

Deep wrinkles, scars, pigmentation

Downtime:

This varies depending on the depth of the treatment. For deeper treatments, you should discuss realistic expectations for recovery with your physician.