Laser Therapy (HILT) in Boston

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) photorejuvenation to address sun damage, age spots, broken capillaries, facial redness, rosacea, and uneven skin tone. Broad-spectrum pulsed light selectively targets red and brown chromophores in the skin while leaving surrounding tissue intact. Minimal downtime with temporary redness for one to two days. Series of three to five sessions recommended for progressive improvement.

Laser skin rejuvenation using non-ablative and fractional ablative platforms to treat wrinkles, acne scars, sun damage, brown spots, skin laxity, and uneven texture. Treatments are customised to the patient's concern and tolerance for downtime. Non-ablative sessions have one to three days of redness; fractional ablative options require five to ten days of recovery and deliver more significant texture improvement in fewer sessions.

Krauss Dermatology provides a comprehensive suite of laser and energy-based treatments including UltraClear laser resurfacing, Clear + Brilliant fractional laser, Fraxel Dual, IPL photorejuvenation, Vbeam vascular laser for redness and rosacea, and Ultherapy ultrasound skin tightening. Treatments address pigmentation, sun damage, enlarged pores, fine lines, and uneven skin tone, with customized protocols based on skin type and concern.

Fraxel laser resurfacing using the Lumenis Encore, Palomar, Pearl, DEKA Dot, and UltraClear platforms to treat sun damage, wrinkles, acne scars, pigmentation, and overall skin texture. Both ablative (Fraxel Repair, 10,600 nm CO2) and non-ablative (Fraxel Dual, 1550/1927 nm) options are available. The clinic's 34-laser inventory allows physicians to select the optimal device for each patient's skin concern and downtime tolerance. Harvard-trained dermatologists perform all treatments.

CO2 fractional and ablative laser skin resurfacing for wrinkles, sun damage, acne scars, skin laxity, and irregular texture. Dr. Seckel used CO2 laser technology for both full-face resurfacing and as a component of eyelid surgery (laser blepharoplasty) to tighten lower eyelid skin. The laser precisely removes thin layers of skin to stimulate collagen remodelling and surface renewal.