LaseMD Ultra Laser Treatment in Encinitas

LaseMD Ultra uses a 1927nm thulium wavelength to create thousands of microscopic treatment zones in the skin. Unlike ablative lasers that vaporize the top layer, LaseMD works through the epidermis to stimulate the dermis below. This "fractional" approach means only a fraction of skin is treated in each zone, with healthy tissue surrounding each micro-channel to accelerate healing.

The body responds to these controlled micro-injuries by generating new collagen, accelerating cell turnover, and pushing pigment to the surface for natural exfoliation. Because the surface remains largely intact, healing is faster and risk of complications is significantly lower than ablative treatments.

What makes LaseMD exceptional is its serum infusion capability. Immediately after laser passes create micro-channels, we apply targeted serums that penetrate deep into the skin—far deeper than topical application could achieve. This dual-action approach delivers both the collagen-stimulating benefits of laser AND concentrated active ingredients exactly where they're needed.

One of the serums we infuse is exosomes—the same regenerative messengers used in our microneedling treatments. If you're curious what they are and what the research actually supports, our team explains the role of exosomes in skin repair in plain language.

Why other lasers fail with melasma: Most lasers work by targeting melanin directly with intense energy. This heats melanocytes and can trigger a rebound effect—making melasma darker or spreading it to new areas. Many melasma patients have experienced worsening after well-intentioned laser treatments. If you're not sure whether your pigment is melasma or ordinary sun spots, our guide on how to get rid of sun spots and when they're really melasma walks through the difference.

How LaseMD is different: The 1927nm wavelength targets water rather than melanin, creating a gentler treatment that doesn't overstimulate pigment-producing cells. The fractional approach means less overall heat delivery. Combined with brightening serums that inhibit tyrosinase (the enzyme responsible for melanin production), LaseMD addresses existing pigmentation while preventing new formation.

Realistic expectations: LaseMD provides significant improvement but melasma requires ongoing management. Sun protection is critical—a single day of unprotected sun exposure can trigger recurrence. We recommend maintenance treatments and a comprehensive skincare regimen for long-term control.

Call of Beauty MedSpa is located at 90 N Coast Hwy 101, Suite 207 in Encinitas—just blocks from Moonlight Beach and easily accessible from I-5 and Highway 101. We've helped thousands of North County patients achieve healthier, more radiant skin through advanced laser treatments.

Encinitas and Leucadia patients appreciate our convenient location for ongoing treatment series. The 60-minute sessions fit easily into a lunch break or between activities.

Carlsbad residents find us just 8 minutes north. Many Carlsbad professionals choose LaseMD for its efficacy without extended downtime—they can return to work the next day with minimal visible recovery.

Del Mar and Solana Beach patients make the easy drive for our expertise in treating melasma and sun-damaged skin. Our coastal location means we understand the unique challenges of maintaining healthy skin while enjoying the beach lifestyle.

We also welcome patients from Rancho Santa Fe (15 minutes), Cardiff-by-the-Sea (3 minutes), and throughout the 92024 area.