Skin Tightening & Rejuvenation
- Stimulates collagen production for
firmer, smoother skin
- Improves elasticity and overall skin tone
- Helps reduce fine lines and early
signs of aging
- Provides gradual improvement with
minimal downtime
Laser Anti-Aging
- Helps improve the appearance of fine
lines and early wrinkles
- Supports collagen remodeling for
smoother-looking skin
- Helps improve overall skin texture,
firmness, and radiance
- Provides gradual rejuvenation with
minimal downtime for suitable patients
Laser anti-aging and skin tightening have
overlapping benefits. Your specialist will
recommend the appropriate treatment based
on your skin concerns and goals.
Laser Acne Treatment
- Targets and reduces surface bacteria
- Helps prevent new breakouts
- Calms active inflammation and redness
- Supports the skin's natural healing process
Laser Facial
- Brightens and evens the appearance
of skin tone
- Smooths texture and enhances the
skin's natural glow
- May lighten the appearance of old
acne marks and pigmentation
- Non-invasive and comfortable
for most patients
Rosacea Treatment & Diffuse Redness
- Reduces the appearance of visible
redness and flushing
- Targets small broken capillaries
- Helps promote a more even-looking
complexion
- Treatment is customized for sensitive
skin and individual eligibility
Laser treatment may improve visible redness,
but it does not cure rosacea.
Small Skin Tag Removal
Small skin tags may be eligible for treatment
following an in-person evaluation. Skin tags
that are too large, wide, or likely to bleed
will need to be evaluated and treated by a
dermatologist instead.
Scar Appearance Improvement
- Targets redness and visible blood vessels
within scar tissue
- Helps reduce red or purple discoloration
- May improve the scar's overall tone,
texture, and appearance
- Best suited for scars with visible redness
or vascularity
- Multiple treatments may be recommended
Laser treatment cannot completely remove
a scar. An in-person consultation is required
to evaluate the scar and determine whether
this treatment is appropriate.
Chemical Peels — VI Peel
VI Peel is a professional chemical peel
designed to improve the appearance of skin
tone and texture through controlled exfoliation.
- Helps improve uneven skin tone and dullness
- May reduce the appearance of discoloration
and sun damage
- Supports smoother-looking skin
and refined texture
- Selected formulas may address acne-prone
skin and visible signs of aging
- Peeling and flaking typically occur
over the following several days
VI Peel formulas and eligibility vary.
Your specialist will determine the appropriate
formula during consultation.
Glacē by Candela
Glacē is a multi-step hydrodermabrasion facial
designed to promote the appearance of smooth,
hydrated, radiant "glass skin."
- Gently exfoliates dead surface skin cells
and helps clear congested pores
- Infuses targeted serums to hydrate
and nourish the skin
- Helps improve the appearance of
texture, radiance, and pores
- Uses cupping massage to support fluid
movement and temporarily reduce
visible puffiness
- Includes a soothing finishing experience
with a mask and LED therapy
- Designed to leave skin looking refreshed,
smoother, and more radiant
Treatment steps and serums may be customized
according to your skin's needs. Glacē is
generally designed for minimal downtime.
Individual results vary.
Before Your Laser Skincare Treatment
- Avoid sun exposure for 2–3 weeks before
treatment. Use SPF 30 or higher in winter
and SPF 50 or higher in summer.
- Discontinue self-tanner for 3–4 weeks
before treatment and ensure all product
has been completely removed.
- Stop retinoids and similar active skincare
products for 2–3 days before treatment.
- Numbing cream is not recommended.
Your feedback during treatment is important.
- Wait at least 2–3 weeks after Botox and
3–4 weeks after dermal fillers before
treatment in the same area.
- If you have a history of cold sores,
begin prescribed preventative treatment
such as Valtrex ideally five days before,
but no later than two days before treatment.
- Laser treatment cannot be performed while
taking Accutane or for at least three
months after stopping.
- After antibiotics, you may need to wait
up to 10 days after completing the medication,
depending on the medication and length
of treatment.
- Tell your provider about recent cosmetic
treatments, medications, health changes,
or changes in your skin.
After Your Laser Skincare Treatment
- Mild redness or warmth is normal for
a few hours after treatment.
- Apply a gentle moisturizer and
broad-spectrum sunscreen daily.
- Avoid sun exposure for one week.
Use SPF 30 or higher in winter and
SPF 50 or higher in summer.
- Avoid hot showers, saunas, and vigorous
exercise for 24 hours.
- Do not pick, scratch, or exfoliate
the treated skin until it has healed.
- Active skincare products, including
retinoids, acids, and exfoliants, may
generally be resumed after 2–3 days
unless your specialist advises otherwise.
VI Peel — Before Your Treatment
- Avoid excessive sun exposure and
arrive without a sunburn.
- Disclose recent chemical peels,
waxing, exfoliation, medications,
or cosmetic treatments.
- Avoid retinoids and harsh exfoliating
products as directed by your specialist.
- Inform your specialist of allergies,
cold sores, or skin sensitivities.
VI Peel — After Your Treatment
- For the first four hours, do not wash
the treated area or apply makeup, sunscreen,
or other topical products. Avoid direct
sunlight.
- Follow the specific instructions
provided with your VI Peel aftercare kit.
- Use the recommended cleanser, repair
cream, and SPF 50 sunscreen as directed.
- Peeling commonly begins around days
3–5, although timing varies.
- Do not pick, pull, scrub, or forcibly
remove peeling skin.
- Avoid direct sun exposure for at
least seven days.
- Avoid excessive heat, sweating,
and strenuous exercise during
initial recovery.
- Resume active skincare products only
when permitted by your specialist.
Your formula-specific VI Peel instructions
and aftercare kit take priority.
Glacē — Before Your Treatment
- Inform your specialist of allergies,
sensitivities, open wounds, or
recent cosmetic procedures.
- Disclose medications and active
skincare products.
- Avoid irritating exfoliation
immediately before treatment.
- Arrive with clean skin whenever possible.
Glacē — After Your Treatment
- Keep your skin hydrated with
a gentle moisturizer.
- Use broad-spectrum sunscreen daily.
- Avoid harsh scrubs and irritating
skincare products until the skin
is comfortable.
- Temporary pinkness or sensitivity
may occur after exfoliation or cupping.
- Follow individualized aftercare
instructions from your specialist.
These are provisional general Glacē
guidelines and may be adjusted to match
the clinic's treatment protocol.
Schedule Your Consultation
An in-person consultation is required before
your first treatment to evaluate your skin,
treatment goals, and eligibility.
