How the laser targets zones
Our Laser Light Therapy add-on uses engineered laser placement to treat the forehead, eye area, nasolabial folds and cheeks with the ideal wavelength for each zone. The protocol includes a first-of-its-kind 1064 nm beam that penetrates deeper skin layers, delivering focused energy below the surface to support texture and tone improvements without extending treatment time.
Because the add-on is a focused 15 MINUTES enhancement, it slots into appointments as a targeted boost that amplifies the outcome of facials and other treatments. In Ashburn we designed this short protocol for busy commuters and travelers—an efficient option before a Dulles trip or after a gym visit near One Loudoun and Ashburn Village.
What to expect during treatment
Before treatment your skin is cleansed and protective eyewear is fitted. A technician positions the laser according to the facial zones described, delivering the appropriate wavelength to each area. The session focuses on short passes over the forehead, under-eye area, nasolabial folds and cheeks so the entire process remains quick and repeatable across visits.
During the 15 MINUTES enhancement you may notice warmth or brief sensitivity where the laser contacted skin; some people find the sensation tolerable. Because this is an add-on designed to amplify another treatment, technicians coordinate timing so the light therapy complements other modalities without adding significant downtime to your appointment.
Choosing this add-on in Ashburn
This short add-on matches the Ashburn lifestyle: suburban, schedule-driven and often on-the-go. It suits clients who want a measurable enhancement without a long appointment—ideal for those stopping by from Route 7 or before flights at Dulles. Evening and weekend availability supports commuters and families balancing work, fitness and errands.
Deciding whether to add light therapy depends on your goals and sensitivity. Bring questions about prior procedures, active skincare products, or recent sun exposure—technicians will assess whether the 1064 nm protocol is appropriate for your skin on the day of service.
