Laser Facial and Leg Vein Removal
Able to remove fine wiry leg veins that are too small to be treated by sclerotherapy injections.

• Do you refuse to wear shorts because of the appearance of your legs?

Laser Stretch Mark Treatment
Most effective if treated while marks still have red-coloration. The best treatment would begin 2-3 weeks after delivery. What an ideal gift for the new mother!

• Are you afraid you will not be able to wear a two piece swimsuit after your pregnancy?

Pigmented Lesions

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Laser Hair Removal
Less painful, more cost effective, faster and much more effective than shaving, tweezing, waxing, intense pulsed light procedures, and electrolysis. Infinity Laser has the only laser able to treat all ethnicities and skin types. Virtually any body part can be treated. Have you ever considered having unwanted hair removed from your face, underarms, neck, back, or bikini area?

Laser Hair Removal Locations

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Laser Acne and Acne Scar Treatment
Studies have shown up to 98% clearance after four sessions. Acne no longer needs to be an embarrassment to you or your teenager.

•Is acne lowering your teenager' s self-esteem?

Laser Facial Rejuvenation
No down-time procedure. Collagen production is stimulated, filling in fine lines and scars, reducing pore size, producing firmer and healthier skin. This is the lunch time face lift.

• Would you like to turn back the clock on your facial appearance?

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Laser hair removal is not only extremely effective in permanently reducing unwanted hair, but it is also extremely convenient. Smaller areas can be treated in 10 minutes or less, and patients are able to return to normal activities immediately. Additionally, most patients find that the many benefits far outweigh the minor risks associated with laser hair removal treatment.

Patients enjoy a permanent reduction in unwanted hair and smooth, soft skin after laser hair removal treatments. While results can, in some instances, slowly fade and necessitate touch-up laser hair removal treatment sessions, they are typically necessary only once a year or less. However, most patients experience long-lasting, beautiful results.

The appeal of laser hair removal stems from its effectiveness, efficiency, and convenience. Laser hair removal can easily treat large areas of hair growth in a relatively short amount of time. For example, an entire back can be treated through laser hair removal and optimum results can be achieved in as little as an hour.
The treatment is much more efficient than shaving or tweezing on a regular basis. While at-home self-treatment may be cheaper, it also takes much more time and effort to remove hair than it does with laser hair removal. Also, tweezing and shaving do not offer permanent results like laser hair removal does.
Laser hair removal also makes it possible to achieve satisfying results without the pain associated with other types of treatments like waxing. While people who undergo waxing often describe the treatment as repeated burning sensations, laser hair removal involves only minor discomfort.
Lastly, laser hair removal provides excellent results with less risk of skin irritation than the use of depilatories, or hair removal creams. The main active chemical in depilatory creams can actually melt away skin cells, causing mild to severe skin irritation. And, while hair removal creams can provide good results, they are only temporary.

Electrolysis vs. Laser Hair Removal

Electrolysis is one of the more popular alternatives to laser hair removal. Electrolysis hair removal applies an electric current to a fine needle inserted into an individual hair follicle root. The electrical current, in effect, burns the root of the hair, inhibiting it from producing any more hair. While electrolysis hair removal does offer permanent results, it is a slow, arduous process that often requires multiple sessions to completely destroy the hair follicles. Additionally, there are currently no standardized guidelines for licensing qualified electrolysis technicians, making it difficult for prospective patients to find a reputable, experienced professional.
Unlike electrolysis, which uses an electrical current to destroy each hair root individually, laser hair removal treats many hair follicles at once. Areas can typically be treated with laser hair removal in a fraction of the time needed for electrolysis. Additionally, there are more dangers associated with electrolysis hair removal techniques than there are risks associated with laser hair removal. The major risks associated with electrolysis include electrical shock, infection, and scarring.

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