LaseMD in downtown Indianapolis
A thulium fiber laser that creates microscopic channels in the skin, infused with custom serums (vitamin C, tranexamic acid, growth factors). Glow in 24 hours, real change in 30 days.
How it goes.
We talk through your concerns, history, and goals. We'll tell you exactly what we'd do, and what we wouldn't.
30 minutes of numbing, 30 minutes of treatment.
2–3 days of mild redness, warmth, and a sandpaper-like texture as the skin sheds and renews, with some swelling possible on day one. By day 5–7, makeup-ready skin reveals a brighter, smoother complexion.
Expected results: visible in 1–4 weeks. Lasts 6–12 months. We'll check in to fine-tune from there.
What LaseMD treats
LaseMD is a thulium laser that makes microscopic channels in the top layers of skin, clearing out sun-damaged, pigmented cells so fresh ones can replace them. While those channels are open, we infuse a serum chosen for your skin, such as vitamin C or tranexamic acid, so it reaches deeper than it could on its own.
Good for
- Sun damage, sun spots and freckles
- Melasma and uneven pigment
- Dullness and rough texture
- Fine lines
- Face, neck and chest
What LaseMD costs here
A single session is $600. Plans run $600 to $2,000, depending on how many sessions your skin needs.
- LaseMD, single session
- $600
- Consultation
- Complimentary
Each visit is about an hour: 30 minutes of numbing and 30 minutes of treatment.
Who treats you
You'll meet your provider before anything starts, and they'll walk you through the plan first.
Meghan Scarzo, MSN, RNAesthetic Registered Nurse
Nicole Miller, LELicensed Esthetician
Real results
Questions we hear most
Two to three days of mild redness, warmth and a sandpaper-like texture as the skin sheds, with some swelling possible on day one. By day 5 to 7, skin is makeup-ready and visibly brighter.
LaseMD is $600 per session at Üesthetics.
We numb your skin for 30 minutes first, so the treatment itself is comfortable for most people.
Glow in about 24 hours, and real change in tone and texture over the next 30 days.
Six to twelve months. Daily sunscreen is what protects them.
LaseMD when you want the biggest single-visit change in sun damage, pigment and texture and can take a few days of downtime. A light peel when you want to build results gradually with little or none.
