It's a quick procedure that offers patients yesterday's skin with no burning, cutting or downtime. It's called non-ablative resurfacing of the skin, which means there is no burning.
Most lasers work by producing an intense beam of light that can cut or vaporize skin tissue.
A new devise called the N-Lite fixes wrinkles by working underneath the skin. That means you can have the treatment without having to walk around with a paper bag over your head. It looks and sounds quite dramatic. But this procedure called non-ablative skin resurfacing involves a much subtler approach to eliminating wrinkles. There is no pain, no anesthesia and no postoperative care.