NEW! Laser Treatments

810-DIODE for Hair Reduction Price per session $75-$200

The 810-Diode laser handpiece is specifically designed for effective hair reduction. It features a large spot size and built-in contact cooling, allowing for quick and comfortable treatments. This handpiece can deliver up to 10 pulses per second, making it highly efficient for treating both small and large areas.

Erbium Yag for Skin Resurfacing Price per session $150-$250

The Erbium Yag laser handpiece is ideal for skin resurfacing procedures. It effectively removes surface pigmentation and addresses fine lines and wrinkles on various body parts, including the face, hands, neck, and chest. This treatment offers minimal downtime, making it a popular choice for patients seeking noticeable improvements with little recovery time.

Q-Switched Yag/KTP for Tattoo Reduction  Price per session $100-$300

The Q-Switched Yag/KTP handpiece is the gold standard for tattoo reductionl. With dual wavelengths (1064nm and 532nm), this handpiece can target a wide range of tattoo pigments. The laser breaks down the pigment particles, allowing the body to naturally filter them out over time.

Long Pulsed Yag for Vascular Reduction Price per session $100-$200

The Long Pulsed Yag handpiece is designed to treat vascular issues such as spider veins and cherry angiomas. By heating and damaging the targeted blood vessels, this handpiece causes them to collapse and be reabsorbed by the body. It is most effective for treating smaller veins and can make a significant difference in the appearance of vascular lesions.

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Price per session $100-$200

The IPL handpiece is a versatile tool for a range of non-ablative procedures. It includes four filters that can be used for hair reduction, acne treatment, and the removal of vascular and pigmented lesions. Although not technically a laser, the IPL uses a broad spectrum of light wavelengths to achieve effective results in various treatments.

Some concerns improve after one session – Many clients notice brighter, smoother skin or reduced redness shortly after treatment.

Hair reduction requires a series – Most clients need 6–8 sessions spaced several weeks apart for best long-term reduction.

Pigmentation & sun spots – Often improve within 1–3 treatments, with spots darkening and flaking before fading.

Redness & visible veins – May improve in 1–4 sessions depending on severity and treatment area.

Fine lines & skin tightening – Collagen stimulation is gradual, with noticeable improvement over 4–12 weeks.

Acne scars & texture concerns – Typically require 3–6 treatments for best results.

Results are cumulative – Each session builds on the last for continued improvement.

Treatment time is quick – Many appointments take 15–45 minutes, depending on the area treated.

Customized timelines – Your provider will recommend the ideal schedule based on your skin goals and concerns.

• Most healthy adults looking to improve skin tone, texture, redness, pigmentation, unwanted hair, or signs of aging.

• All skin types can often be treated thanks to multiple wavelengths and customizable settings designed for a variety of complexions.

• Lighter skin tones (Fitzpatrick I–III) may be ideal candidates for pigmentation correction, resurfacing, and hair removal.

• Medium to deeper skin tones (Fitzpatrick IV–VI) can often be treated safely with appropriate settings and provider-selected wavelengths, especially for hair reduction and rejuvenation.

• Clients with sun damage or age spots seeking a clearer, more even complexion.

• Those with redness or visible vessels wanting improvement in rosacea symptoms or broken capillaries.

• Individuals with acne scarring or texture concerns looking for smoother, healthier-looking skin.

• Anyone wanting non-surgical rejuvenation with minimal downtime.

• Best candidates have realistic expectations and understand that some concerns require a series of treatments.

• Consultation required – A professional skin assessment helps determine the safest and most effective treatment plan for your skin type and goals.

Patients should not receive treatment if they have any of the following:

• Pregnancy or breastfeeding – Some laser treatments may be postponed depending on the service and provider recommendations.

• Active skin infections – Including cold sores, bacterial infections, open wounds, or irritated skin in the treatment area.

• Recent sunburn or heavy tanning – Increased risk of burns, pigmentation changes, and irritation.

• Use of photosensitizing medications – Certain antibiotics, acne medications, or other medications that increase light sensitivity.

• Recent isotretinoin (Accutane) use – May require delaying treatment depending on treatment type and provider guidance.

• History of abnormal scarring or keloids – May increase risk with resurfacing or more aggressive treatments.

• Uncontrolled medical conditions – Such as poorly controlled diabetes, autoimmune flare-ups, or healing disorders.

• Active skin conditions – Severe eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, or rashes in the treatment area.

• Suspicious moles or untreated lesions – Should be medically evaluated before treatment.

• Recent cosmetic procedures – Chemical peels, microneedling, fillers, Botox, or surgery may require waiting periods.

• Epilepsy triggered by flashing light – Requires medical review prior to treatment.

• Unrealistic expectations – Some concerns require multiple sessions and maintenance treatments.

• Consultation required – A full medical history and skin assessment helps determine safety and the best treatment plan.

• Schedule a consultation first – A provider will review your goals, skin type, medical history, and determine the best treatment plan.

• Avoid sun exposure – Limit tanning, sunburn, and prolonged sun exposure for 2–4 weeks before treatment.

• Use daily SPF – Wear broad-spectrum sunscreen consistently before and after treatment.

• Stop self-tanners – Discontinue spray tans, tanning lotions, and bronzing products at least 1–2 weeks prior.

• Avoid waxing or plucking – For hair removal treatments, avoid waxing, threading, or plucking for 3–4 weeks before your session. Shaving is usually allowed.

• Pause certain skincare products – Retinoids, exfoliants, glycolic acids, salicylic acid, and harsh products may need to be stopped 3–7 days prior, as directed.

• Inform us of medications – Let your provider know about antibiotics, Accutane/isotretinoin history, blood thinners, or medications that increase light sensitivity.

• Hydrate well – Drink water and keep skin moisturized unless otherwise instructed.

• Arrive with clean skin – No makeup, lotion, deodorant, perfume, or oils on the treatment area.

• Shave treatment area if instructed – Especially for laser hair removal, usually within 12–24 hours before treatment.

• Avoid recent procedures – Chemical peels, microneedling, fillers, Botox, or other treatments may require spacing.

• Reschedule if skin is irritated – Notify the office if you have a rash, cold sore, open skin, or illness before your appointment.

• Follow personalized instructions – Preparation may vary based on the treatment area and specific Rohrer Spectrum modality being used

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Aftercare: 

• Expect mild redness or warmth – Temporary redness, swelling, or a sunburn-like sensation is common for several hours to a few days, depending on treatment type.

• Use cool compresses if needed – Helps soothe heat and reduce swelling after treatment.

• Keep skin clean and gentle – Use mild cleanser, lukewarm water, and avoid scrubbing treated areas.

• Moisturize regularly – Apply recommended healing ointment or fragrance-free moisturizer as directed.

• Strict sun protection is essential – Wear SPF 30+ daily, avoid direct sun exposure, and use hats/protective clothing.

• Avoid heat for 24–48 hours – Skip hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, intense workouts, and very hot showers if advised.

• Do not pick or scratch skin – Flaking, darkening of spots, or mild peeling can occur; allow skin to heal naturally.

• Pause harsh skincare products – Avoid retinoids, exfoliants, acids, and irritating products until cleared to restart.

• Stay hydrated – Support healing by drinking water and maintaining skin hydration.

• Hair removal note – Treated hairs may shed over 1–3 weeks after laser hair reduction sessions.

• Pigmentation note – Sun spots may temporarily darken before fading.

• Watch for unusual reactions – Contact the office for blistering, severe swelling, signs of infection, or prolonged discomfort.

• Multiple sessions are common – Best results often require a treatment series spaced several weeks apart.

• Maintenance may be recommended – Some concerns benefit from periodic touch-up treatments.

• Attend follow-up visits – Allows progress review, photo comparison, and adjustment of future treatment settings