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Advanced laser treatments for acne, redness, rosacea, pigmentation, sun damage and skin rejuvenation, personalized for your skin and goals.
Clearer, Healthier-Looking Skin With a Personalized Approach
Aerolase Laser Treatments in Sarasota
At Injections & Co. in Sarasota, we use the Aerolase Neo Elite to treat a wide range of skin concerns, including acne, redness, rosacea, pigmentation, sun damage, unwanted facial hair, visible vessels, and signs of aging.
Aerolase uses a 1064 nm Nd laser with a short 650-microsecond pulse to deliver energy into targeted structures beneath the skin. Because treatment settings can be customized based on skin type, concern, and treatment goals, Aerolase gives us a versatile option for patients seeking skin improvement with minimal downtime.
Every treatment begins with an evaluation. Alison Chafin, APRN-C determines whether Aerolase is appropriate for your skin and creates a plan based on what you are actually trying to improve.
WHY AEROLASE?
Why We Use the Aerolase Neo Elite
Not every skin concern should be treated the same way.
Aerolase allows us to address several different concerns using one advanced laser platform. Depending on the treatment settings, the laser can target structures associated with pigmentation, vascular redness, acne, unwanted hair, and skin rejuvenation.
What we like most about Aerolase is its versatility.
Aerolase may be used for:
Acne and active breakouts
Rosacea and facial redness
Hyperpigmentation
Melasma
Sun damage and brown spots
Visible facial vessels and broken capillaries
Skin texture and tone
Fine lines and overall skin rejuvenation
Small-area facial hair reduction
Aerolase can also be used across a broad range of skin tones, including Fitzpatrick skin types I through VI, when treatment is appropriately selected and customized.
What Makes Aerolase Different?
Aerolase Neo Elite uses a 1064 nm Nd wavelength and proprietary 650-microsecond pulse technology.
This short pulse duration allows energy to be delivered quickly while helping limit excess heat exposure to surrounding tissue.
For patients, that may mean:
Minimal downtime with many treatments
No cooling gel required
Non-contact treatment
Customizable treatment settings
Treatment options for a wide range of skin tones
Ability to address multiple skin concerns with one platform
Technology matters, but the treatment plan matters just as much. Alison adjusts the approach based on your skin, treatment history, and goals rather than using the same settings for every patient.
What Can Aerolase Treat?
Aerolase Neo Elite can treat a variety of skin concerns using one advanced laser platform. Alison customizes each treatment based on your skin type, concerns, and goals.
Acne and Active Breakouts
Aerolase may help improve active acne, redness, and inflammation while supporting clearer-looking skin.
Because acne can have multiple contributing factors, Alison evaluates your skin before recommending treatment. Aerolase may be used alone or as part of a broader acne treatment plan that includes professional skincare or other treatments.
Rosacea and Facial Redness
Aerolase can be used to address persistent redness, rosacea, broken capillaries, and visible facial vessels.
Treatment is customized based on the type and severity of redness present, and some patients may require a series of treatments to achieve their desired improvement.
Melasma and Hyperpigmentation
Pigmentation concerns such as melasma, dark spots, and uneven skin tone can be frustrating and may require a thoughtful, gradual approach.
Aerolase may be appropriate for certain pigmentation concerns, but treatment depends on the cause of the discoloration, skin type, sun exposure, and other factors.
Professional skincare and consistent sun protection may also be recommended as part of the treatment plan.
Sun Damage and Brown Spots
Years of Florida sun exposure can contribute to uneven pigmentation, freckles, brown spots, and an overall uneven skin tone. Aerolase may help improve the appearance of unwanted pigmentation and create a clearer, more even-looking complexion.
Spider Veins and Visible Facial Vessels
Aerolase may be used to target certain visible facial vessels, broken capillaries, and vascular redness. Treatment recommendations depend on the size, location, and type of vessel being treated.
Skin Rejuvenation
Aerolase is not only used for specific skin conditions. It may also be incorporated into a skin rejuvenation plan to improve the appearance of fine lines, uneven tone, texture, and overall skin quality.
Depending on your goals, Alison may recommend Aerolase alone or combine it with treatments such as SkinPen microneedling, professional skincare, injectables, or facials.
Small-Area Laser Hair Reduction
Aerolase can also be used to reduce unwanted hair in small treatment areas such as the chin, upper lip, and face. At Injections & Co., we focus on small treatment areas and do not offer large-area or full-body laser hair removal.
Multiple sessions are generally needed because hair grows in different cycles.
Aerolase for Different Skin Tones
One of the reasons we chose Aerolase is its ability to be used across a wide range of skin tones.
The 1064 nm wavelength penetrates deeper into the skin and has lower absorption by surface melanin than some shorter-wavelength laser technologies. This can make it an appropriate option for many patients with medium and deeper skin tones when treatments are properly selected and performed.
No laser treatment is risk-free, and darker skin tones can still be susceptible to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation and other pigment changes.
That is why treatment selection, settings, sun exposure, skin history, and aftercare all matter.
Alison evaluates these factors before recommending treatment.
Not Sure If You Need Aerolase, Microneedling, or Something Else?
You do not need to know which treatment to book before coming in.
Many skin concerns can be treated in more than one way.
For example, uneven texture may respond better to microneedling, while redness or pigmentation may be more appropriate for Aerolase. Some patients may benefit from combining multiple treatments over time.
During your consultation, Alison will evaluate your skin and explain which options make the most sense for your goals.
The goal is not simply to perform a laser treatment.
The goal is to choose the right treatment for your skin.
What to Expect During an Aerolase Treatment
Your treatment begins with an assessment of your skin, concerns, and recent sun exposure.
Alison will review whether Aerolase is appropriate and determine the treatment settings based on your individual skin type and goals.
During treatment, most patients describe a warming sensation as the laser is passed over the skin.
Treatment time varies depending on the area and condition being treated.
After treatment, mild redness or warmth may occur temporarily. Many patients are able to return to normal activities the same day.
How Many Aerolase Treatments Will I Need?
There is no single treatment schedule that applies to everyone.
The number of treatments depends on several factors, including:
The condition being treated
Severity of the concern
Skin type
Treatment area
Previous treatments
Individual response
Maintenance goals
Some patients notice improvement after a small number of treatments, while others benefit from a structured series followed by maintenance treatments.
Alison will recommend a treatment schedule based on your individual needs.
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WHAT CLIENTS ARE SAYING
A More Confident You.
I am so impressed with my Aerolase results! My skin looks brighter, clearer, and healthier after just a few treatments. Alison was professional, knowledgeable, and made the entire experience comfortable. If you're looking for laser skin treatments in Sarasota, I highly recommend Alison at Injections & Co.!
JENNIFER K. | AEROLASE PATIENT | SARASOTA, FL
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Laser Treatment FAQs for Sarasota Patients.
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Aerolase can be used across Fitzpatrick skin types I through VI, including many medium and deeper skin tones.
The 1064 nm wavelength has characteristics that can make it appropriate for a broad range of complexions, but treatment still requires appropriate settings, skin assessment, and aftercare.
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If you're searching for Aerolase hair removal near you, Injections & Co. proudly serves patients throughout Sarasota, Lakewood Ranch, Bradenton, Venice, Parrish, and the surrounding Gulf Coast communities. During your consultation, we'll evaluate your skin type, hair color, treatment area, and goals to determine whether Aerolase laser hair removal is the right option for you and develop a personalized treatment plan.
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Most patients describe Aerolase as warm or mildly snapping rather than painful.
Comfort varies depending on the treatment area, settings, and individual sensitivity.
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Many Aerolase treatments have minimal downtime.
Temporary redness or warmth may occur after treatment. The amount of downtime depends on the condition treated and the settings used.
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In many cases, yes, but sun exposure must be considered.
Recent tanning or significant sun exposure may affect treatment timing. Consistent sun protection before and after treatment is important, especially in Florida.
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Aerolase may help improve certain acne-related concerns and overall skin quality, but the best treatment for acne scarring depends on the type and depth of the scars.
Some patients may be better candidates for SkinPen microneedling or a combination approach.
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Aerolase may be appropriate for certain patients with melasma or other pigmentation concerns.
Because melasma can be complex and recurrent, treatment often includes sun protection, skincare, and individualized maintenance in addition to in-office procedures.
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Yes, many patients use a combination of treatments to address different aspects of facial aging and skin quality.
The treatments may need to be spaced appropriately. Alison will recommend the safest sequence based on your individual plan.
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It depends on what you are trying to improve.
Aerolase may be more appropriate for concerns such as redness, visible vessels, pigmentation, acne, or unwanted facial hair.
Microneedling may be preferred for concerns such as certain types of texture, acne scarring, fine lines, or collagen stimulation.
In some cases, both may be recommended at different points in your treatment plan.
Schedule an Aerolase Consultation in Sarasota
If you are considering treatment for acne, redness, rosacea, pigmentation, sun damage, visible facial vessels, unwanted facial hair, or overall skin rejuvenation, the first step is determining which treatment is right for your skin.
At Injections & Co., Alison Chafin, APRN-C will evaluate your skin and develop a personalized treatment plan based on your concerns, skin type, treatment history, and goals.
Your plan may include Aerolase Neo Elite, SkinPen microneedling, professional skincare, facials, or a combination approach.
Schedule your Aerolase consultation with Injections & Co. in Sarasota, Florida.