Cosmetic Laser Services

 Jevon MedSpa in Stockbridge, Georgia provides professional cosmetic laser services for hair removal, acne treatment, and cellulite reduction. Cosmetic laser skin treatments require short office visits and can deliver amazing results. For clear, healthy appearing skin, request a consultation or call (770) 474-9979 or (770) 474-9995 to schedule your preferred appointment.

Our Cosmetic Laser Services:

Laser Hair Removal

Laser hair removal targets the hair follicle, the center for hair growth. The laser damages the follicle and puts an end to hair growth. Put your tweezers, razors, bleaches, and creams away-- discover the beauty of laser hair removal. Read more about Laser Hair Removal at Jevon MedSpa in Stockbridge, Georgia.

Laser Acne Treatment

Laser acne treatment destroys bacteria and reduces the excess oil production that can cause pimples. Laser acne treatment may take more than one short office visit. Laser acne treatments are almost painless and can target acne on the face, chest, shoulders, or back.

ELOS™ Skin Rejuvenation (Photofacial)

ELOS™ IPL Skin Rejuvenation is an amazing skin care technology that works to safely and comfortably reduce, restore and rejuvenate the appearance of your skin. It can fade the appearance of skin discolorations caused by such conditions as rosacea or spider veins. It can also work to restore skin imperfections caused by sun damage or age spots, as well as uneven skin tones caused by brown and red spots on the skin.

Acne Treatment 

$399 For 5 Visits If paid in advance, includes a Visit With a Board Certified Provider, Combination of Medications, Microdermabrasion and Laser to Give You a Customized Approach to Acne. All Inclusive Therapy For Acne!

Laser Acne Before & After Images

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Acne (Pimple)

Everyone has had acne at one time in their lives. For some, acne can mean a few pimples for others it can be debilitating. Scarring from severe acne can be permanent and disfiguring . Acne usually begins around the time of puberty. Acne may improve after puberty, but for many, acne persists into and during middle age.It can worsen during middle age when hormonal changes are once again taking place.
Acne lesions form when the opening of oil glands (called sebaceous glands) in the skin become blocked. Trapped oil builds up within the gland, causing inflammation. The swelling within the oil gland can become so intense that the oil gland (and associated hair follicle) can rupture, leading to further inflammation. While the surge of hormones during puberty likely triggers this process, other factors such as stress, diet, and the influence of other hormones may also play a role. A bacterium called Propionibacterium acnes that is normally present on the skin likely plays a role in acne, but the precise link is still unclear. Any person with moderate or worse acne should be seen by a physician to discuss treatment options, because of the risk of permanent scarring.

Acne Treatment

Treatment for acne has improved dramatically over the years. Topical medications include salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide preparations. At Jevon Medspa, we have a customized approach to treat your acne effectively. You and your medical care provider will decide what is best for your individual needs. We usually recommend a combination therapy which involves topical and systemic approach to combat even the mild to moderate acne. The tetracycline antibiotics are effective in many people. Bactrim Doxycylinand other antibiotics maybe used. However, long term antibiotic use can cause bacterial resistance in those who use them and should be used with caution. There are other side effects that must be discussed with your doctor. For women, oral contraceptives ("the pill") may also improve acne. For adult woman with acne, other hormonal therapies may be considered. For severe acne that is associated withscarring, isotretinoin (Accutane) is prescribed.

With the development of new cosmetic treatment modalities such as lasers and light therapy, new acne treatments have also been developed.  In the early studies, most of the new treatments have proven to be effective. The side effect profiles are usually minimal. The specific treatment modalities are discussed below. You and your doctor can discuss the best treatment to suit your individual needs.

We Use Combination Therapies When Needed:

Laser therapy

Although there are many different lasers available, only a few of them have successfully been used in the treatment of acne. For example, the pulsed-dye laser was tested in a randomized, double blinded controlled trial (the best kind of trial available) and was shown to significantly reduce acne after a single treatment with no serious side effects. The 1450 nm infrared laser has been used in one uncontrolled study and decreased lesion counts by 83% after three treatments. Temporary pain, redness, and swelling was reported in most patients. In patients with darker skin tones, we tend to maximize the effect by using more Microdermabrasion and Antibiotics

Radiofrequency therapy

A few studies have evaluated the effect of radiofrequency energy in the treatment of acne. One uncontrolled study reported a 75% improvement in 81% of the patients. We Use Syneron which uses dual source of energy combining Light source with Radiofrequency to get maximal effect with higher safety profile.

Chemical peels

Chemical peels have long been used for facial rejuvenation and to reverse the signs of aging. More recently, they have been used for the treatment of acne. In one study of Asian patients, salicylic acid peels performed twice a week for 12 weeks significantly improved acne.

Microdermabrasion