Sciton® Laser Treatments

NanoLaserPeel Lunchtime Laser Facial

The lunchtime laser facial for dull, tired skin. Refreshed by Monday.

Used forAcne ScarringActinic KeratosisAge Spots / Sun SpotsDull or Uneven Skin Toneand 12 more

A laser peel in progress on a patient’s cheek, the aiming beam visible on the skin

Serene Rejuvenation · Surrey, BC

The Treatment

How it works

Nicknamed the “lunchtime peel”, the NanoLaserPeel removes only the outermost layer of dead, dull cells. The skin brightens immediately, with minimal downtime. Book it on a Friday; look refreshed by Monday.

It’s the perfect entry point to laser resurfacing: a quick refresh before events, a regular maintenance treatment between deeper procedures, or a first step for anyone curious about laser skin renewal.

Why we call it a laser facial

A facial exfoliates the surface by hand or with acids. The NanoLaserPeel does the same job with an erbium laser, removing a precisely controlled, very thin layer of the outermost skin in one pass. Because the depth is set by the laser rather than by rubbing or by how long a product sits, the result is even across the whole face, and the fresh skin beneath reflects light better almost immediately. That is the whole reason for the nickname: it is the laser version of a facial, not a resurfacing procedure with weeks of healing.

What to expect is modest and predictable. The skin is pink for the rest of the day and can feel like mild sunburn; by the following morning it is usually settled, and by the second or third day the brightness shows. It suits people who want a visible refresh before an event, a regular maintenance treatment between deeper procedures, or a first experience of laser skin renewal. Where dullness comes with more texture or fine lines, the MicroLaserPeel® goes a step deeper, and Dr. Sarai will tell you which of the two fits.

Whether this one suits you is confirmed at your consultation, after Dr. Sarai has looked at your skin.

In Detail

What to know

Pre Treatment

You receive specific preparation instructions when you book, and they are reviewed with you before treatment begins. Comfort is planned alongside the treatment itself; the options, from numbing cream to cooled air, are on our comfort and pain relief page.

Post Treatment

Aftercare is set out for you at your appointment, and the clinic is available if anything about your recovery concerns you.

FAQ

Is the NanoLaserPeel a facial?

It is the laser version of one. A facial exfoliates the surface by hand or with acids; the NanoLaserPeel removes a precisely controlled, very thin outer layer with an erbium laser in one pass, so the result is even across the whole face. There is no cleansing, extraction or massage involved.

How is a laser facial different from a spa facial?

Depth and precision. A spa facial works on the surface and leaves the skin fresh the same day. The NanoLaserPeel removes the outermost layer of dead cells with laser precision, so the skin is pink for a day and then brighter than a facial alone achieves. It is performed by Dr. Sarai, a physician, rather than an esthetician.

How long is the downtime?

Minimal. Expect the skin to be pink and to feel like mild sunburn for the rest of the day, settling by the following morning. Most people book it on a Friday and are back to their routine, with sunscreen, by Monday.

How often can I have it?

It is designed to be repeated. Many patients use it as a regular maintenance treatment between deeper procedures or before events. Dr. Sarai sets the interval for your skin at your consultation.

Light & Laser Guide

Not sure if NanoLaserPeel is the right fit?

Our Light & Laser Guide explains the vocabulary (ablative, non-ablative, fractional), shows how deep each Sciton® treatment works in the skin, and lets you compare up to three treatments side by side: what each one treats, downtime, sessions and pricing.

NanoLaserPeel consultations in Surrey

Is it right for your skin? That is decided with Dr. Sarai at a consultation built around your skin and your goals.