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Close-up of the Aerolase Neo laser handpiece

Aerolase Neo Elite® · Loshen & Crem

Aerolase in Edmonton.
Skin, understood.

Breakouts. Persistent redness. Uneven tone. Discover a considered approach to laser skin care, shaped around what your skin needs.

Windermere, Edmonton · Your suitability comes first.

01 A more considered complexion

Targeted care for breakouts, visible redness and uneven tone.

02 Little disruption to your day

Usually little downtime; temporary warmth or redness can occur.

03 Care across skin tones

Studied in Fitzpatrick skin types I–VI. Always individually assessed.

A clearer understanding

What is
Aerolase?

Aerolase Neo Elite is a non-ablative 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser. It delivers energy in short, 650-microsecond pulses without removing the skin’s surface.

At Loshen & Crem in Edmonton, Aerolase begins with understanding your skin. Your concern, skin tone, routine and treatment history help determine whether it belongs in your plan.

Begin with what you see

What would you like
to work on?

Different concerns deserve different conversations. Explore where Aerolase may fit.

01

When breakouts keep
coming back.

Aerolase may help reduce inflammatory acne lesions and the appearance of some lingering marks. Your plan may also include home care or medical treatment, depending on the type and severity of acne.

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Start here if

You are concerned about recurring inflammatory breakouts, or breakouts accompanied by visible redness and marks.

A useful distinction

Flat red or brown marks are different from indented scars. Deep scarring needs its own assessment.

02

A little less red.
A little more at ease.

The Neo laser can target vascular components associated with visible redness. It may form part of a plan for rosacea-related redness, alongside appropriate skin care and medical guidance.

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Persistent facial redness or visible small vessels are your main concern.

A useful distinction

Rosacea is a chronic condition. Laser may improve visible signs; it does not cure rosacea or remove every trigger.

03

More even tone.
A thoughtful pace.

Aerolase may be considered for selected pigmentation concerns, including melasma and post-inflammatory marks. First, the type of pigmentation needs to be understood: not every brown spot should be treated in the same way.

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Uneven patches or lingering dark marks are affecting how your skin looks.

A useful distinction

Melasma can return or worsen after procedures. Sun protection, appropriate home care and medical guidance matter as much as the treatment itself.

04

A refined approach
to skin quality.

Non-ablative heating may support gradual improvements in the appearance of skin tone, texture and fine lines. The aim is a considered improvement in skin quality over time.

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You want to discuss overall skin quality with little recovery time.

A useful distinction

Aerolase Neo is not an ablative resurfacing treatment or a surgical lift. Significant laxity and deep scars may require a different approach.

Aerolase Neo treatment with protective eye shields, manufacturer photograph
Treatment photograph: Aerolase.

Precision, with perspective

What makes
Neo different?

1064 nm · A specific wavelength

Light reaches targets beneath the surface, including pigment and vascular structures, according to the concern being treated.

650 microseconds · Brief pulses

Short energy pulses are designed to limit heat spreading to surrounding tissue. Sensation is often described as warmth; individual comfort varies.

Non-ablative · Surface-preserving

Neo does not remove the skin’s outer layer. It is different from Aerolase Era and other ablative resurfacing lasers.

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Skin tone matters

More skin tones.
The same thoughtful care.

Aerolase Neo has been studied in Fitzpatrick skin types I–VI, including darker skin. That matters when pigment changes are a concern. Your skin tone, recent sun exposure and history of post-inflammatory pigmentation still need careful consideration.

Suitable technology does not mean everyone is a suitable candidate. Burns, pigment changes and other adverse effects remain possible.

Evidence, explained

Promising research.
Honest expectations.

Published findings help inform a conversation. They cannot predict your individual result.

86.7%

median reduction in inflammatory acne lesions at the 90-day follow-up.

Acne · Published 2024

The number.
And the context.

20 participants completed five treatments, spaced two weeks apart. The paper reports 23 enrolled. This was a single-centre study without a control group; follow-up ended 90 days after the final treatment. One author disclosed an Aerolase consultancy.

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Acne · Controlled trial · 2020

42% vs. 26%

Reduction in inflammatory lesions in the laser group versus the sham group in a 20-person trial. A useful comparison, with a small sample. Aerolase is listed as a funder.

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Melasma · Clinical evaluation · 2021

10 people.
Early evidence.

A small evaluation reported improvement over several sessions. It supports further study, not a promise of permanent clearance.

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Evidence continues to develop. The AAD’s 2024 acne guidelines found insufficient evidence to make recommendations for laser and light procedures. Aerolase can be discussed as part of an individual care plan; prescribed care should not be stopped without your prescriber’s guidance. AAD

A closer look

Visible change.
Individual journeys.

This Aerolase example shows a change in the appearance of acne. Your starting point, treatment plan and response will be your own.

Before After
Aerolase manufacturer before-and-after example showing acne on the cheek
Manufacturer example already featured on our website, not a Loshen & Crem client result. Session count and accompanying care were not supplied. Individual results vary.

The Loshen & Crem approach

A plan that begins
with you.

Good technology deserves thoughtful care. We make room for the questions, the context and the routine that supports your skin between visits.

01

Understand

We discuss your concerns, health and skin history, medications, recent procedures and sun exposure. Suitability is assessed before treatment.

02

Treat with intention

Your plan is tailored to the concern and your skin. Protective eyewear is used. Expect a sensation of warmth; tell us how it feels throughout.

03

Support & reassess

Leave with aftercare guidance and a plan for the next step. A course of sessions may be recommended, with adjustments based on your response.

Before your visit

Tell us about pregnancy or breastfeeding, medications including isotretinoin or photosensitising medicines, active infections, recent tanning and previous pigment changes. Follow your individual preparation instructions; do not stop prescribed medication on your own.

Before you book

Your questions,
considered.

Ask our team
How many Aerolase sessions will I need?

A series is usually needed. Our current service guidance suggests 4–6 sessions, but your concern, skin response and goals determine the number and spacing. Maintenance may be recommended.

Does Aerolase hurt?

Many people describe brief warmth. Comfort varies with the area and treatment settings. Topical numbing is often unnecessary; we discuss what to expect before beginning.

Is there downtime after Aerolase?

Many clients resume normal activities soon after treatment. Temporary redness, warmth, swelling or dryness can occur. Your aftercare instructions take priority, including advice about heat, exercise and active products.

Can Aerolase be used on darker skin?

Neo has been studied across skin types I–VI. Appropriate settings and assessment are essential, particularly with a history of pigment changes. A recent tan or sunburn must be discussed before treatment.

Can Aerolase permanently remove melasma?

No permanent clearance can be promised. Melasma can recur, and procedures can sometimes worsen pigmentation. A dermatologist-guided plan, sun protection and appropriate home care are important.

Does Aerolase treat acne scars?

It may help the appearance of some post-acne redness, pigment and texture. Indented scars are different from flat marks and may need another treatment or a combination approach after assessment.

What does Aerolase cost at Loshen & Crem?

Current appointment options, prices and durations are listed in our booking menu. Your total plan depends on the treatment chosen and the number of sessions recommended.

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Where can I book Aerolase in Edmonton?

Loshen & Crem offers Aerolase Neo Elite at 5238 Windermere Blvd, Edmonton, Alberta T6W 0L9. View the Aerolase booking menu or call 1-833-695-7546 for help choosing your next step.

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Your skin. Our attention.

Let’s find your
next right step.

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Edmonton, Alberta T6W 0L9
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