Profractional Laser Testimonial, Northern Virginia

Mask Use: Please wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth in our office.
Bringing Guests: Only the patient, and a legal guardian for minors, should be present for their appointment.
Screening Questions: Our office will communicate with you beforehand to ask COVID-19 screening questions. When you arrive at our office, those questions will be asked again, and a baseline temperature will be taken.
Hand Sanitizer: We have hand sanitizer you will need to use before entering the office. This will also be available in the reception area and other places in the office for you to use as needed.
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I had my Profractional Laser done approximately 2 days ago age 39. As you can see I am very red. I am blonde hair, blue eyes with very fair skin (prone to redness). I had Profractional laser done 2.5 years ago with amazing results meaning I wear no make-up just sunscreen (SPF 50), mascara and lip balm out in public(never have I done that). Now 2.5 years later it was time again. It was for fine lines and skin tightening (darn aging process). I have read RealSelf when I just started looking into Profractional and there seems to be a lot of bad reviews but I just wanted to say it has been a dream come true for me to have great skin. I look rough for 2 days and then by day 3 just redness but not gross and by day 4 I can go out with tinted sunscreen. As the week passes the skin gets better (pink) and by 2 weeks out it’s amazing. As I said before I have had this done once before (the second time seems to be going even better than the first). I go back onto Obagi skincare system in week 2 and the results just keep getting better and better. I’m no beauty queen but people say my skin looks amazing and ask what I do! I feel for everyone that gets nervous about doing Profractional, I was too! I can only say do your research, find someone you trust and discuss your expectations. It’s something I recommend (I’m a patient not a doctor) because I can’t do the full CO2 laser because I would be red for years per my Dermatologist evaluation. Just my experience with Profractional.