At Cosmetic Surgery Center in Oklahoma City, we’re big believers in noninvasive, painless, innovative technology in the aesthetics field. When you learn about Three For Me™, you’ll understand why.
This cutting-edge laser treatment refreshes your skin by reducing fine lines, sun damage, and redness in just one session.
Dr. Trent Fogleman, our triple board-certified and fellowship-trained specialist, is passionate about helping patients achieve a youthful, radiant look at every age. With certifications from the American Board of OB/GYN, the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery, and the American Board of Facial Cosmetic Surgery, he provides expert care tailored to your skin’s needs.
Three For Me is a highly flexible and customizable treatment because it covers all the most common skin concerns simultaneously. Here’s what you need to know about it.
As we age, our skin naturally loses collagen and elastin, leading to wrinkles, uneven tone, and other signs of aging. To make matters worse, environmental factors like sun exposure and pollution can accelerate this process, making your skin look older than you feel. These are exactly the problems that Three For Me was created to tackle.
Three For Me addresses multiple skin concerns by combining two light-based technologies in one session: intense pulsed light (IPL) and fractional laser resurfacing.
IPL involves flashes of concentrated light. It's excellent at treating larger areas and restoring a more even skin tone. Fractional laser resurfacing involves removing microscopic columns of skin, which helps launch the skin rejuvenation process.
Three For Me treats the three most common types of skin concerns all in one treatment.
Sun spots, age spots, freckles, and other brown discoloration can dramatically fade or even vanish completely.
The discolored areas absorb the IPL, and the light breaks down the pigment. Over time, your body flushes out the pigment particles through normal waste elimination.
Tiny veins, broken blood vessels, and other vascular discoloration are frequent concerns, especially as you age. Just as with hyperpigmentation, vascular lesions respond remarkably well to IPL.
The red pigment (hemoglobin) absorbs the light, which causes the blood vessel walls to seal off. You dispose of the old vein tissue through your body's normal lymphatic processes.
Starting from your early 20s, collagen levels decrease at a rate of 1-1.5% per year. As you enter your 30s, 40s, and beyond, the effects of this loss become all too evident. Fine lines, wrinkles, and skin sagging are common concerns that are directly related to collagen and elastin loss.
The Icon 1540 laser creates microscopic tunnels into the deeper layers of skin without harming your surface skin. This triggers your body's natural healing mechanisms, which includes growing new collagen and elastin.
The icon starts the skin repair process from within, and over time you experience smoother, firmer, and more youthful skin. Because the treatment is so effective for volume restoration, it can also help with acne scars, stretch marks, and other issues involving skin depressions.
Three For Me stands out with its advanced technology and emphasis on patient comfort. We use the Skintel® melanin reader to precisely evaluate your skin type. This information helps our team calibrate the treatment settings for optimal effects.
The system uses Advanced Contact Cooling™ to keep your skin comfortable, and the Three For Me treatment also uses dual AccuSpectrum™ filters to reduce unnecessary skin damage and improve comfort further.
Three For Me is more powerful yet also gentler than other light-based skin rejuvenation treatments, which means patients get results faster with fewer and shorter sessions — about a half hour each. You may notice results after just one session, but optimal results usually involve a short series of treatments.
You deserve to treat yourself to an all-in-one skin rejuvenation session. If you're ready to restore your skin’s natural beauty, call 402-526-5449 today to schedule your consultation at Cosmetic Surgery Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
