Best Laser Treatments in Southlake

Getting Laser Treatments in Southlake

Several practices name the platform they use. Medrein Health and Aesthetics, at 420 N Kimball Ave, runs Sciton, Fotona and Pico laser platforms for hair removal, tattoo removal and skin tightening. SVIT Aesthetics at 301 State St is an authorized Lumenis center that uses the Stellar M22 for IPL and non-ablative resurfacing. Magnolia Functional Wellness, a physician-led clinic on E Kirkwood Blvd, removes hair with the Lutronic Clarity II, which combines 755 nm Alexandrite and 1064 nm Nd:YAG lasers. Le Unique Skinlab offers Ultra Laser, a 1927 nm fractional thulium laser.

Plastic surgeons stand behind some of this laser work. At Laser Center Of Southlake on W Southlake Blvd, treatments run under the supervision of a board-certified plastic surgeon, and the menu covers hair and tattoo removal, IPL, Clear + Brilliant and ResurFX. Mark A Bishara MD PA, home of Paragon Plastic Surgery and Medspa, offers DiolazeXL hair removal, Lumecca IPL and Vasculaze vein treatment. North Texas Plastic Surgery Med-Spa at 425 E Southlake Blvd offers Sciton lasers, HALO and Acupulse CO2 resurfacing.

Sedo Laser, a women-owned medical spa at 750 N Carroll Ave built around laser and skin treatments, is rated 4.8 from 681 reviews; its list includes BBL/HERO, Moxi, HERO + HALO and ClearLift. LaserAway Southlake, a hair removal and tattoo removal clinic on Prospect St, has a 4.8 from 516.

On darker skin, ask about the wavelength. A small randomized hair removal trial in people with Fitzpatrick types IV to VI found pigment changes on some sides treated with IPL and none on the 1064 nm Nd:YAG sides (Goh 2003). Both kinds are on offer in Southlake, so ask which one you would get and why. The name and Texas license number of the delegating physician should also be on display in treatment rooms and public areas (22 TAC §169.28).