At the Laser and Dental Spa of Richmond, we specialize in providing you with an extensive array of options for improving your health, appearance, and confidence. With Fotona Lightwalker Laser Aesthetics, we are able to provide you a more youthful look.
• No Pain • No Downtime • Natural Tightening & Toning • No Artificial Fillers • No Injections • No Foreign Substances • Long Lasting Results • Easy to Maintain • Treatment Performed From Inside of the Mouth •
What Is SmoothLase?
If you’re looking for a solution to common signs of aging but don’t want to have surgery or even injections with painful artificial fillers, SmoothLase is your answer. SmoothLase is a revolutionary treatment option that uses the Fotona LightWalker® laser. It makes for a more youthful appearance by tightening and gradually lifting loose skin around the mouth and neck by using heat to rejuvenate collagen growth from inside your mouth, giving you younger-looking eyes, lips, face and jawline without the use of needles. It is non-invasive, and less costly than traditional fillers or surgery. The results are more natural while firming, plumping, and improving the quality of your skin.
How Does SmoothLase Work?
Smoothlase is a cosmetic treatment that uses laser energy and doesn’t involve any needles or cause any bruising or side effects.
Through laser rays, the deepest parts of the skin are heated to stimulate collagen production. More collagen means more volume, less saggy skin and laxity, and greater anti-aging effects.
Collagen is a protein occurring naturally in the skin. The natural aging process causes the loss of this protein. 1% of collagen is lost every year after the age of 20. It reduces further in menopausal women. By having more collagen in your system, you maintain smoother, fuller, tighter skin, and create a more youthful look.
What Are The Benefits of SmoothLase?
SmoothLase is a non-surgical treatment alternative to a face-lift, which means you get the following benefits:
- There are no incisions or injections involved
- There are no artificial fillers or foreign substances injected
- There is no bruising afterward
- Treatment is performed from the inside of the mouth so there are no post-op restrictions
- The skin is made to produce and repair its own collagen, giving natural tightening and toning results
- There is no downtime required waiting for recover
- Results of treatment are cumulative and improve after each session
- Results are long-lasting and easy to maintain
- Treatment is less than half the cost of a facelift
What Should I Expect From a SmoothLase Treatment?
A SmoothLase therapy session lasts for approximately 20 minutes. It’s non-surgical, and no anesthesia or numbing medications are used as the process is virtually painless with zero recovery time needed.
You might feel warmth during the treatment, but it goes away immediately afterward.
Since the treatment is performed from inside the mouth, there are no restrictions afterward, although hydrating with water is always recommended to maintain healthy skin.
During your initial consultation, we will thoroughly examine your face and skin to better determine the number of treatments needed to improve your appearance, health and confidence with the LightWalker laser.
How Do I Maintain My SmoothLase Results?
Maintaining your SmoothLase results is easy. After your treatment, we provide you with Colorescience products that are clinically proven to maintain collagen, correct fine lines and wrinkles, and protect you from further damage from UVA, UVB and blue light. In addition, you will need one SmoothLase treatment every six months, as your body continues to try to break down your collagen. Easy as pie.
ENHANCE YOUR SMILE TODAY
Transform your smile and book an appointment today to improve your overall well-being with Dr. Sarah Wilmer DDS, PLLC. Discover the wonders of cosmetic dentistry, rejuvenating laser spa treatments, and restful sleep services tailored just for you.
Ready to embark on your journey to a brighter, healthier you? Book an appointment now, your true smile is waiting.
