Medical laser services in Galveston, TX

Meet the laser that skin has been waiting for

The Aerolase Neo Elite uses an advanced 1064nm Nd:YAG wavelength with proprietary 650-microsecond technology to treat 36+ dermatological and aesthetic concerns — from acne and rosacea to hyperpigmentation and the visible signs of aging.

Because it delivers energy gently and precisely, it’s safe for all skin types and tones, virtually painless, and requires no downtime.

No cooling. No contact. No gliding tip. Just clear, healthier-looking skin, treatment after treatment.

The 650 microseconds, and why they matter

Skip this section if you like. But if you’ve ever been told a laser wasn’t an option for your skin, it’s the section that explains why that’s changed.

Conventional laser platforms deliver energy over relatively long pulses. The target absorbs it — and so, to varying degrees, does everything around the target. In lighter skin that’s manageable. In richer skin tones, where there’s more melanin throughout the tissue, it’s a genuine risk: the surrounding skin takes on heat it shouldn’t, and the result can be pigment change rather than pigment correction.

The Neo Elite’s pulse is 650 microseconds — short enough that energy is delivered to the target before surrounding tissue meaningfully heats. That’s the whole trick, and it’s why the device is designed to be safe across all skin types and tones, rather than across some of them with an asterisk.

The absence of a cooling apparatus follows from the same fact. There’s no need to chill skin that isn’t taking on the heat. Which in turn means no contact and no gliding tip — the handpiece doesn’t touch you at all.

What we treat with it

• Acne and acne scarring — active lesions and the aftermath
• Rosacea and redness — diffuse flushing, visible vessels
• Hyperpigmentation and sun damage — the accumulated record of Texas summers
• Skin aging, tone, and texture
• And more — 36+ indications in total

If your concern is on that list, this is a conversation worth having. If it’s volume loss, it’s a filler conversation. If it’s dynamic muscle lines, it’s a neurotoxin conversation. We’d rather route you to the right tool than aim an expensive one at the wrong problem.

Laser versus microneedling — how to tell

This is the question we get most, so here’s the real split:

Laser is for things with a color — pigment, redness, vascular concerns — and for acne. It’s aiming a wavelength at a target.

SkinPen microneedling is for things with a shape — texture, scarring, laxity, the loss of structural collagen. It’s prompting your skin to rebuild.

Plenty of people need both, sequenced rather than stacked. That’s a plan, and plans get made at consultations, not on landing pages.

About the pricing

Every number is on this page, the same as everywhere else on this site.

NeoSkin is $249 for the full face, with the neck $99 more in the same visit, and four sessions at $849 because a short series is what most skin actually responds to. Other areas start at $149 and are quoted by size at your consult. NeoClear for acne is $199 a session, and the recommended six-session course is $899. Targeted vascular and pigment work, laser hair reduction, skin tags and nail fungus are all in the cards above — as is the Total Skin Reset, which pairs NeoSkin with SkinPen in one visit for $549.

Call 409.498.5011 if you’d rather talk it through than read a table.

Why here

The Neo Elite lives in a room that also has SkinPen, the Syndeo HydraFacial, and experienced injectors — inside a physician-guided longevity practice. That means the person recommending a laser has four other tools they could recommend instead, and no particular incentive to pick this one.

That’s a better position to get advice from than a clinic that only owns a laser.

Book a consultation below, or call 409.498.5011.

Individual results vary.