Aerolase® Laser Technology
for Clearer, Calmer, Stronger Skin
Safe for acne, pigment, redness, and aging skin
Works without damaging the skin barrier
Designed for consistent, long-term results
Aerolase®: What You Need to Know
What is Aerolase®?
Aerolase® Neo Elite is a medical-grade laser platform that uses a 1064nm wavelength to safely treat a wide range of skin conditions – without damaging the skin barrier.
It works by delivering controlled energy into the skin to target inflammation, bacteria, pigment, vascular activity, and even hair follicles.
At The Glow Lab, we use Aerolase as a foundational technology inside treatment pathways because it allows us to correct skin while keeping it stable.
How does Aerolase actually work?
Aerolase uses light energy that penetrates deeper into the skin without overheating the surface.
This energy is absorbed by specific targets in the skin, including:
• Hemoglobin (for redness and vascular conditions)
• Melanin (for pigmentation and tone)
• Bacteria (for acne)
• Water in the dermis (for collagen stimulation)
• Hair follicles (for hair reduction)
Because of this selective targeting, we can treat multiple concerns safely and effectively.
Why is Aerolase considered different from traditional lasers?
Most lasers rely on aggressive heat or surface injury to force the skin to regenerate.
Aerolase is designed to work without creating trauma at the surface, which means:
• Lower risk of irritation or post-inflammatory pigmentation
• Safe for sensitive and reactive skin
• No need for recovery downtime
• More consistent results across skin types
This allows us to treat the skin intelligently, not aggressively.
What skin concerns can Aerolase treat?
Aerolase is one of the most versatile laser technologies available and is used to treat over 30+ skin indications.
At The Glow Lab, we commonly use it for:
• Acne and breakouts
• Redness, rosacea, and inflammation
• Pigmentation, melasma, and sun damage
• Uneven tone and dullness
• Early signs of aging and skin laxity
It allows us to treat multiple layers of the skin at once.
Can Aerolase treat hair removal as well?
Yes.
Aerolase can be used for laser hair reduction by targeting pigment within the hair follicle and disrupting the growth cycle.
Over a series of treatments, this leads to:
• Reduced hair growth
• Finer, lighter regrowth
• Less irritation compared to shaving or waxing
At The Glow Lab, hair removal is structured as a treatment plan—not a one-time service—for predictable results.
Why can one device treat so many conditions?
Because most skin concerns share the same underlying drivers:
• Inflammation
• Vascular activity
• Pigment instability
• Barrier dysfunction
Aerolase targets these root mechanisms rather than just surface symptoms.
This is why it can be used across acne, pigment, redness, aging, and hair removal.
What makes Aerolase different from other laser treatments?
Aerolase uses a 1064nm wavelength combined with ultra-short pulse durations to deliver energy into the skin without overheating or damaging the surface.
This allows us to treat the deeper drivers of skin concerns – like inflammation, bacteria, pigment, and vascular activity – while keeping the skin barrier intact.
The result is a treatment that is both effective and controlled, without unnecessary stress on the skin.
What makes Aerolase safer for more skin types?
Aerolase uses a wavelength that bypasses excessive surface interaction, reducing the risk of:
• burns
• irritation
• post-inflammatory pigmentation
This makes it suitable for a wider range of skin tones and conditions compared to traditional lasers.
Why is Aerolase often the starting point in treatment plans?
Because correction only works when the skin is stable.
We use Aerolase to:
• calm inflammation
• regulate skin behavior
• prepare the skin for correction
This is what allows every other treatment to work better and results to last longer.
What does an Aerolase treatment feel like?
Aerolase is often described as a warm, gentle sensation – similar to a warm hair dryer moving across the skin.
It does not feel aggressive or sharp, and most clients find it very comfortable.
Is the treatment painful or uncomfortable?
For most clients, it’s not painful at all.
In fact, many people find the treatment relaxing – some even fall asleep during their session.
There’s no need for numbing, and the experience is designed to be comfortable from start to finish.
What will my skin look like immediately after?
Your skin typically looks calm, slightly warm, and more even in tone immediately after treatment.
There’s no peeling, no visible damage, and no recovery period required.
Many clients leave with their skin already looking clearer and more balanced.
Is Aerolase a one-time treatment or a series?
Aerolase is designed to be performed as a series of treatments.
Because it works by gradually improving skin function and regulating underlying triggers, results build over time rather than from a single session.
What does a typical treatment plan look like?
Most clients begin with a series of treatments spaced every 2–4 weeks, depending on their skin concern.
During this phase, we focus on stabilizing and improving skin behavior.
Once the skin becomes more predictable, treatments are spaced further apart and transitioned into maintenance.
Why does Aerolase require multiple sessions?
Skin is a living system that responds in cycles.
Each session helps to:
• progressively reduce inflammation
• regulate oil and pigment activity
• improve overall skin function
This cumulative approach is what creates long-term, stable results rather than temporary improvement.
Who is the ideal candidate for Aerolase?
Aerolase is ideal for clients who:
• feel like they’ve tried multiple treatments without lasting results
• have sensitive, reactive, or unpredictable skin
• want a more structured and long-term approach to skin correction
• prefer results without aggressive downtime or irritation
Is Aerolase safe for all skin types?
Yes.
Because of how the energy is delivered, Aerolase is safe for a wide range of skin tones and conditions.
This makes it a strong option for clients who may not be candidates for more aggressive or surface-based treatments.
What’s the first step if I’m considering Aerolase?
The first step is a consultation.
We assess your skin, identify the underlying pattern, and place you into the correct treatment pathway.
From there, we build a plan that uses Aerolase at the right time, in the right way, for your specific skin.
What is Aerolase®?
Aerolase® Neo Elite is a medical-grade laser platform that uses a 1064nm wavelength to safely treat a wide range of skin conditions – without damaging the skin barrier.
It works by delivering controlled energy into the skin to target inflammation, bacteria, pigment, vascular activity, and even hair follicles.
At The Glow Lab, we use Aerolase as a foundational technology inside treatment pathways because it allows us to correct skin while keeping it stable.
How does Aerolase actually work?
Aerolase uses light energy that penetrates deeper into the skin without overheating the surface.
This energy is absorbed by specific targets in the skin, including:
• Hemoglobin (for redness and vascular conditions)
• Melanin (for pigmentation and tone)
• Bacteria (for acne)
• Water in the dermis (for collagen stimulation)
• Hair follicles (for hair reduction)
Because of this selective targeting, we can treat multiple concerns safely and effectively.
Why is Aerolase considered different from traditional lasers?
Most lasers rely on aggressive heat or surface injury to force the skin to regenerate.
Aerolase is designed to work without creating trauma at the surface, which means:
• Lower risk of irritation or post-inflammatory pigmentation
• Safe for sensitive and reactive skin
• No need for recovery downtime
• More consistent results across skin types
This allows us to treat the skin intelligently, not aggressively.
What skin concerns can Aerolase treat?
Aerolase is one of the most versatile laser technologies available and is used to treat over 30+ skin indications.
At The Glow Lab, we commonly use it for:
• Acne and breakouts
• Redness, rosacea, and inflammation
• Pigmentation, melasma, and sun damage
• Uneven tone and dullness
• Early signs of aging and skin laxity
It allows us to treat multiple layers of the skin at once.
Can Aerolase treat hair removal as well?
Yes.
Aerolase can be used for laser hair reduction by targeting pigment within the hair follicle and disrupting the growth cycle.
Over a series of treatments, this leads to:
• Reduced hair growth
• Finer, lighter regrowth
• Less irritation compared to shaving or waxing
At The Glow Lab, hair removal is structured as a treatment plan—not a one-time service—for predictable results.
Why can one device treat so many conditions?
Because most skin concerns share the same underlying drivers:
• Inflammation
• Vascular activity
• Pigment instability
• Barrier dysfunction
Aerolase targets these root mechanisms rather than just surface symptoms.
This is why it can be used across acne, pigment, redness, aging, and hair removal.
What makes Aerolase different from other laser treatments?
Aerolase uses a 1064nm wavelength combined with ultra-short pulse durations to deliver energy into the skin without overheating or damaging the surface.
This allows us to treat the deeper drivers of skin concerns – like inflammation, bacteria, pigment, and vascular activity – while keeping the skin barrier intact.
The result is a treatment that is both effective and controlled, without unnecessary stress on the skin.
What makes Aerolase safer for more skin types?
Aerolase uses a wavelength that bypasses excessive surface interaction, reducing the risk of:
• burns
• irritation
• post-inflammatory pigmentation
This makes it suitable for a wider range of skin tones and conditions compared to traditional lasers.
Why is Aerolase often the starting point in treatment plans?
Because correction only works when the skin is stable.
We use Aerolase to:
• calm inflammation
• regulate skin behavior
• prepare the skin for correction
This is what allows every other treatment to work better and results to last longer.
What does an Aerolase treatment feel like?
Aerolase is often described as a warm, gentle sensation – similar to a warm hair dryer moving across the skin.
It does not feel aggressive or sharp, and most clients find it very comfortable.
Is the treatment painful or uncomfortable?
For most clients, it’s not painful at all.
In fact, many people find the treatment relaxing – some even fall asleep during their session.
There’s no need for numbing, and the experience is designed to be comfortable from start to finish.
What will my skin look like immediately after?
Your skin typically looks calm, slightly warm, and more even in tone immediately after treatment.
There’s no peeling, no visible damage, and no recovery period required.
Many clients leave with their skin already looking clearer and more balanced.
Is Aerolase a one-time treatment or a series?
Aerolase is designed to be performed as a series of treatments.
Because it works by gradually improving skin function and regulating underlying triggers, results build over time rather than from a single session.
What does a typical treatment plan look like?
Most clients begin with a series of treatments spaced every 2–4 weeks, depending on their skin concern.
During this phase, we focus on stabilizing and improving skin behavior.
Once the skin becomes more predictable, treatments are spaced further apart and transitioned into maintenance.
Why does Aerolase require multiple sessions?
Skin is a living system that responds in cycles.
Each session helps to:
• progressively reduce inflammation
• regulate oil and pigment activity
• improve overall skin function
This cumulative approach is what creates long-term, stable results rather than temporary improvement.
Who is the ideal candidate for Aerolase?
Aerolase is ideal for clients who:
• feel like they’ve tried multiple treatments without lasting results
• have sensitive, reactive, or unpredictable skin
• want a more structured and long-term approach to skin correction
• prefer results without aggressive downtime or irritation
Is Aerolase safe for all skin types?
Yes.
Because of how the energy is delivered, Aerolase is safe for a wide range of skin tones and conditions.
This makes it a strong option for clients who may not be candidates for more aggressive or surface-based treatments.
What’s the first step if I’m considering Aerolase?
The first step is a consultation.
We assess your skin, identify the underlying pattern, and place you into the correct treatment pathway.
From there, we build a plan that uses Aerolase at the right time, in the right way, for your specific skin.
How Aerolase® Works Beneath the Skin
Aerolase targets the root causes of skin concerns – not just what you see on the surface.
Stimulates Collagen + Skin Renewal
By gently heating the dermis, Aerolase stimulates collagen production and supports long-term skin strength, texture, and elasticity.
This is how we improve skin quality – not just surface appearance.
Destroys Acne-Causing Bacteria
The laser energy penetrates into the skin to target and reduce acne-causing bacteria without damaging the surface.
This helps decrease active breakouts while preventing new ones from forming.
Stimulates Collagen + Skin Renewal
By gently heating the dermis, Aerolase stimulates collagen production and supports long-term skin strength, texture, and elasticity.
This is how we improve skin quality – not just surface appearance.
Destroys Acne-Causing Bacteria
The laser energy penetrates into the skin to target and reduce acne-causing bacteria without damaging the surface.
This helps decrease active breakouts while preventing new ones from forming.
Regulates Pigment + Redness
Aerolase targets melanin (pigment) and hemoglobin (redness) to improve uneven tone, reduce flushing, and calm vascular activity.
This creates clearer, more even-looking skin over time.
Targets Hair at the Follicle
Aerolase can also be used for laser hair reduction by delivering energy into the hair follicle to disrupt the growth cycle.
Over time, this leads to finer, slower, and reduced hair growth.
Regulates Pigment + Redness
Aerolase targets melanin (pigment) and hemoglobin (redness) to improve uneven tone, reduce flushing, and calm vascular activity.
This creates clearer, more even-looking skin over time.
Targets Hair at the Follicle
Aerolase can also be used for laser hair reduction by delivering energy into the hair follicle to disrupt the growth cycle.
Over time, this leads to finer, slower, and reduced hair growth.
How We Use Aerolase® in Treatment Plans
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