Frustrated by sun damage or signs of aging? Are you longing for the smooth, youthful glow you once had? You're not alone. The good news is you don't have to settle for dull, wrinkled, aged-looking skin. Advancements in the science of skin rejuvenation have created a wide range of options to address your concerns. If …
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Dr. Josh Olson: Advanced Plastic Surgery Institute
1981 E. Bonanza Ct. Suite 102
Gilbert, AZ 85297
Phone: (480) 466-7355
Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Category Archives: Laser & Lights
Summer in Arizona brings plenty of sunshine, but the relentless rays can accelerate aging and wreak havoc on your complexion. The Advanced Plastic Surgery Institute offers top-tier laser and light treatments, such as MOXI and BBL, to help you maintain or reclaim your youthful glow. Many patients find MOXI laser perfect for "prejuvenation"—taking proactive steps …
Continue ReadingAnticipating your skin's needs after your HALO laser skin resurfacing procedure can be the difference between good and great results. Advanced Plastic Surgery Institute has prepared this guide to walk you through HALO laser aftercare and recovery for a seamless treatment experience. How HALO Laser Treatments Work HALO is a hybrid fractional laser, combining ablative …
Continue ReadingIf factors like aging, sun damage, or acne have taken their toll on your skin, you may be an ideal candidate for laser skin resurfacing instead of plastic surgery. This nonsurgical treatment option addresses various skin concerns using innovative laser technology to improve skin tone and texture and refresh your overall appearance. Have we piqued …
Continue ReadingAre you bothered by skin imperfections like wrinkles, sunspots, and other signs of aging? If topical skincare products aren't delivering the desired results, it's time to consider advanced skin rejuvenation treatments. Two popular therapies stand out in the quest for luminous skin: Halo laser skin resurfacing and BBL. But which is right for you? We've …
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