Technology selected with purpose
Laser Dermatology
Laser treatment is most useful when the diagnosis, wavelength and settings are matched to the concern and the person being treated. Device choice is one part of a plan that also considers skin type, treatment area, downtime and aftercare.
The clinic’s platforms are the GentleMax Pro by Candela (Alexandrite 755 nm and Nd:YAG 1064 nm, suitable for darker skin tones), the 1550 nm erbium and 1940 nm thulium lasers for fractional resurfacing, and Laser Genesis. Nd:YAG is also used for nail fungus (onychomycosis) and persistent warts. Dr. Saadé’s published research includes laser scar treatment, supporting an evidence-conscious approach to fractional resurfacing. Assessment comes first so that laser is recommended only where it has a clear role.
Explore treatments
Care within laser dermatology.
What we treat
The right wavelength for the right indication.
- Unwanted hair across a range of skin types
- Leg veins and diffuse facial redness
- Texture, scars and skin rejuvenation
- Pigmentation and uneven skin tone
- Nail fungus (onychomycosis) and persistent warts
Your consultation
A plan agreed before treatment.
- 01
We assess the concern, skin type, medical history, previous treatment and practical expectations.
- 02
Dr. Saadé explains the proposed device, wavelength and treatment course, and whether a patch test is needed.
- 03
You receive preparation, downtime, sun-care and aftercare guidance tailored to the treatment.
Start with an assessment