Elite iQ Laser

What is Elite iQ Laser?

The Elite iQ Laser is a cutting-edge, versatile laser treatment system that addresses many skin concerns, including rosacea. It employs advanced technology to deliver precise, targeted treatments that effectively reduce the appearance of redness and blood vessels associated with rosacea. The Elite iQ Laser stands out for its ability to customize treatments according to the specific needs and skin types of individuals, making it a highly personalized approach to skin care.

How Does Elite iQ Laser Work?

Elite iQ Laser uses an innovative technology that effectively targets and collapses the blood vessels responsible for the redness and flushing linked with rosacea without harming the surrounding skin. This process reduces the visible symptoms of rosacea and helps prevent flare-ups, offering short-term and long-term relief. 

The Elite iQ Laser emits light of a specific wavelength into the skin. The light is absorbed by the pigmented blood vessels. The heat generated from the light causes the blood vessels to collapse and get gradually reabsorbed by the body, leading to a clearer, more even complexion.

What to Expect from Your Elite iQ Session

Starting your journey towards healthier, more radiant skin with Elite iQ treatments at Nouveau Laser & Aesthetic Centre, is a streamlined process. First, you’ll schedule an initial consultation with our Clinical Director. During this consultation, we’ll discuss your aesthetic goals, examine your skin, and determine your suitability for the treatment. This session is tailored to your specific needs and allows us to create a customized treatment plan.

Once the treatment plan is finalized, we’ll schedule your first Elite iQ treatment or, in some cases, start treatment right away! The procedure itself is relatively quick, typically taking less than an hour depending on the size of the treatment area. The Elite iQ laser machine has built-in cooling technology to enhance your comfort during the treatment. You may feel a slight tingling sensation, but most patients tolerate the procedure well.