Fotona Laser Treatments in Southlake, TX
Real Fotona SP Dynamis lasers in Southlake, TX, not a look-alike machine. The treatment is set to your skin, whether you are here for lines, scars, hair, or snoring.
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Every Fotona treatment on the menu
Two wavelengths on one genuine Fotona platform, which is how ten protocols run from the 4D Facelift to NightLase for snoring. Dr. Mikki decides which one fits your concern.
Fotona 4D Facelift
The Fotona 4D Facelift is a non-surgical, multi-step laser treatment designed to tighten, lift, and rejuvenate the skin from the inside out.
Laser Skin Resurfacing
Laser skin resurfacing removes or heats a controlled depth of skin so it rebuilds, treating tone, texture, fine lines, and scarring across the whole face rather than a single spot.
EyeLase / SmoothEye
EyeLase, also called SmoothEye, is a laser treatment that heats the skin around the upper and lower eyelids to firm hooded, heavy lids without eyelid surgery.
LipLase Lip Rejuvenation
LipLase warms the tissue in and around the lip border to stimulate collagen, softening fine lines and adding natural fullness without dermal filler.
Laser Acne Scar & Scar Revision
Fractional laser scar revision remodels scar tissue layer by layer, and is used for acne scarring as well as for surgical, injury, and keloid scars.
NightLase Snoring & Sleep
NightLase is a non-invasive intraoral laser treatment that tightens the soft-palate and airway tissue, intended to help reduce snoring and ease mild sleep apnea symptoms.
Laser Hair Removal
Laser hair removal targets the pigment in the hair follicle to reduce regrowth over a course of sessions, with Dr. Mikki matching the settings to your skin tone and hair type.
Benign Lesion Removal
Benign lesion removal uses focused laser energy to take off skin tags, moles, and similar growths. Dr. Mikki examines the spot and confirms it is benign before anything is treated.
Fungal Nail Treatment
Laser fungal nail treatment passes energy through the nail plate to target the fungus in the nail bed, an option if you would rather not take oral antifungal medication.
Comfortlase PBM
Comfortlase is a photobiomodulation treatment, a gentle non-thermal light therapy for the face that supports skin recovery. It is separate from the full-body light therapy under Longevity & Wellness.
The two wavelengths behind every Fotona treatment
One machine runs ten treatments because it carries two lasers. Er:YAG works on the surface of the skin and Nd:YAG works underneath it, and which one your treatment uses is decided by the concern, not by the menu.
| Axis of comparison | Er:YAG (2940nm) | Nd:YAG (1064nm) |
|---|---|---|
| Where it works | Er:YAG:At the surface. The 2940nm beam is absorbed by water in the skin, so it renews a micro-thin layer at a time with precise, shallow ablation. | Nd:YAG:Underneath it. The 1064nm beam passes through the upper layers and puts its heat into deeper tissue for coagulation and thermal remodelling. |
| What it is asked to do here | Er:YAG:Texture, fine lines, uneven tone, acne and surgical scarring, and benign skin lesions — anything whose fix is renewing the surface. | Nd:YAG:Collagen heating and firming, hair follicles, nail fungus through the nail plate, and the intraoral pass that tightens soft-palate tissue. |
| Skin types | Er:YAG:Er:YAG is the tone-safe resurfacing wavelength, which is why Medrein resurfaces with it rather than with CO2. | Nd:YAG:Settings are matched to your skin tone and, for hair removal, to your hair type, rather than run at a fixed preset. |
| Where you meet it on this page | Er:YAG:Laser skin resurfacing, acne and scar revision, EyeLase, LipLase and benign lesion removal. | Nd:YAG:Laser hair removal, fungal nail treatment and NightLase. |
Most protocols use both. The 4D Facelift runs four passes across the two wavelengths in one appointment, and laser resurfacing pairs Er:YAG surface renewal with an Nd:YAG pass that heats the collagen below it.
How a course of laser treatment runs
Schedule a consultation
Dr. Mikki assesses your skin in Southlake, TX and talks through what is bothering you and what you want from it, before any device is named.
Agree a customised treatment plan
She recommends the laser treatment, or the combination of treatments, that fits the concern — and tells you when a different platform or a different modality is the better answer.
The in-office session
Most sessions are quick and involve minimal discomfort rather than none. Numbing options are available where a treatment or an area calls for them.
Progressive results
Improvements show over days to weeks rather than the same afternoon, and they keep building across a course. Individual results vary.
Safety, downtime and skin types
Why laser treatment here is considered safe
- Er:YAG is the tone-safe resurfacing wavelength, which is why an older laser that was not suited to your skin tone does not settle the question here — Dr. Mikki confirms it against your skin at consultation.
- Numbing options are offered where a treatment or an area is likely to be sensitive.
- Laser work can be combined with microneedling, chemical peels, PRP therapy or injectables where the plan calls for it.
- Dr. Mikki, a board-certified physician, sets the parameters and performs the treatment herself.
What to expect afterward
- Downtime depends on which treatment you have. Some passes need little or no recovery at all.
- Resurfacing is the other end of that range: expect redness and some peeling for a few days.
- Most laser treatments involve minimal discomfort rather than no sensation.
- Results appear within a few days to a few weeks and continue to improve after that.
- Session counts vary by treatment and by person, and several protocols need a short series.
- Individual results vary, and nothing here is a guarantee of a particular outcome.
What the benefits of Fotona laser treatment actually are
Five things the platform buys you, stated plainly. Individual results vary, and none of this is a guarantee of a particular outcome.
Non-surgical, with minimal downtime
There is no incision and no excision anywhere in the Fotona family. Most protocols carry little or no recovery; resurfacing is the far end of the range at a few days of redness and peeling.
Collagen is the mechanism
The Nd:YAG wavelength heats below the surface to stimulate collagen, which is what firming and elasticity mean here — the skin rebuilds rather than being filled.
One platform, many concerns
Two wavelengths cover ten protocols, from the 4D Facelift and scar revision to hair removal and snoring — one device rather than a different machine booked for each concern.
Results that keep building
Improvements appear within days to weeks and continue to improve after that, which is why several protocols are planned as a short series rather than a single appointment.
Settings matched to your skin
The platform is used across skin types and tones, with Er:YAG as the tone-safe resurfacing wavelength and the parameters set to your skin at consultation rather than chosen off a menu.
Who Fotona lasers are for
Dr. Mikki confirms candidacy against your skin and your history at consultation, and she will say when another machine is the better answer — the Picolaser when the concern is pigment, or the Sciton platform when it is broadband light for colour and redness.
A good fit
- You want to treat lines, texture, scarring or laxity without surgery and without an incision.
- You would rather one platform handled several concerns than book a different device for each one.
- You have been told an older laser is not suited to your skin tone — Er:YAG is the tone-safe resurfacing wavelength.
- Your concern is not skin at all: snoring, unwanted hair, a benign lesion or nail fungus all run on this same platform.
- You want the settings chosen after someone has looked at your skin, not off a menu.
Not the right platform
- Your main concern is pigment — melasma, sun spots or post-inflammatory marks. Those are picosecond work.
- You are after broadband light for redness and colour, which is a different family of device again.
- You want added volume rather than better skin quality. That is filler or biostimulator work, not a laser.
- You want one appointment and a finished result. Laser courses run over sessions, spaced out.
Before you book, three things worth knowing
Laser work is progressive: improvements show over days to weeks rather than the same afternoon. Several protocols are a short series rather than one appointment, so ask for the session count and the spacing before you start. And candidacy is confirmed by Dr. Mikki at consultation — individual results vary, and nothing here is a guarantee of a particular outcome.
What a genuine Fotona platform changes about your treatment
Not every laser advertised as "Fotona" or "medical-grade" is a genuine, currently serviced platform, and the difference shows up in calibration and safety.
| Feature | Medrein (Genuine Fotona) | Generic / Knock-Off Laser |
|---|---|---|
| Two wavelengths (Er:YAG + Nd:YAG) on one manufacturer platform | Included | Varies |
| Settings calibrated to your skin type before treatment | Included | Not included |
| Manufacturer-certified, actively serviced equipment | Included | Varies |
| Candidacy confirmed at consultation before anything is booked | Included | Varies |
Why patients trust the platform
These reflect common patient sentiment rather than verbatim quotes, and individual results vary.
I'd had a laser treatment elsewhere that left my skin blotchy for weeks, so I was nervous walking in. Dr. Mikki explained exactly which wavelength she was using and why, checked my skin first, and the whole thing felt calibrated to me instead of a standard setting run on everyone. Results may vary, but the care behind the machine is what brought me back for a second treatment.
A real machine, explained properly, instead of a menu of add-ons.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Fotona laser, and which platform does Medrein use?
Fotona is a genuine, brand-name laser manufacturer whose platforms combine two wavelengths, Er:YAG and Nd:YAG, in one device. Medrein treats on the Fotona SP Dynamis Pro and the Fotona StarWalker MaQX Pro, not a leased or gray-market machine, so the same platform can reach surface, mid, and deep skin layers depending on the protocol.
What does the Fotona 4D Facelift actually do, and how many sessions does it take?
The 4D Facelift is a four-step protocol, an intraoral pass and three external passes, that stimulates collagen and gently tightens skin without surgery. Most patients need three to four sessions spaced three to four weeks apart to see the full effect, and a single session runs about 60 to 90 minutes depending on the areas treated.
Is a Fotona treatment safe for my skin type?
It depends on your skin, your history, and the specific treatment. Dr. Mikki looks at your skin and goals before recommending a device or a setting, and nothing is scheduled until she has.
Is NightLase different from the rest of the Fotona family?
Yes. NightLase uses the same Fotona platform but an intraoral protocol aimed at the soft palate and airway tissue to help reduce snoring and mild sleep apnea symptoms, rather than at facial skin. It sits in the Fotona family because it runs on the same device, not because it treats the same concern as 4D Facelift or resurfacing.
What does a Fotona treatment feel like, and is there downtime?
Sensation varies by protocol and by patient; most people describe a warming or mild pinching feeling, and numbing cream is available for treatments where sensitive skin is a concern. Downtime is typically minimal, with some redness, swelling, or peeling in the days after treatment that Dr. Mikki will walk you through at consultation. Results may vary.
How do I know which Fotona treatment fits my concern, and how do I book?
Book a consultation online through our scheduling partner or call the clinic at (214) 702-5225. Dr. Mikki reviews your concern, whether it is facial aging, hooded eyes, lip lines, scarring, snoring, hair removal, a lesion, nail fungus, or general skin renewal, and confirms which Fotona protocol and how many sessions fit before anything is scheduled.
How many laser sessions will I need?
It depends on the treatment and on your skin, so there is no single number that covers the Fotona family. Several protocols are designed as a short series rather than a one-off, and Dr. Mikki sets the count and the spacing at consultation. Results may vary.
When will I see results from a laser treatment?
Results vary by treatment, but improvements are typically visible within a few days to a few weeks and keep developing after that. Laser work is progressive rather than immediate, which is why a course is spaced out rather than stacked together.
Can Fotona laser treatments be combined with other skin or body treatments?
Yes. Laser treatments can be combined with microneedling, chemical peels, PRP therapy or injectables to address more than one thing in a plan. Which combinations make sense, and in what order, is decided at consultation rather than booked as a package.
Which Fotona protocol fits you?
One consultation on the genuine platform confirms your candidacy, your protocol, and your session count.
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