Energy-based resurfacing that works beneath the surface to improve tone, texture, and firmness over a treatment series, including Opus Plasma technology.
Fine lines, uneven texture, acne scarring, and sun damage don't just live on the surface — they start in the deeper layers of skin. Skin resurfacing treatments use controlled energy to stimulate collagen and elastin production beneath the surface, improving tone and firmness over time rather than masking it.
Abbott's med spa offers two resurfacing technologies: Opus Plasma, a fractional radiofrequency treatment that combines plasma and RF energy to resurface skin with less downtime than traditional ablative lasers, while still delivering meaningful improvement in texture, tone, and mild laxity; and Clearlift, a laser that rebuilds collagen from the inside out.
Because results build gradually with your body's own collagen response, most patients see the best results with a series of treatments rather than a single visit.
Most patients come in for one of these two goals — often both improve together.
For patients dealing with uneven texture, acne scarring, enlarged pores, or sun damage.
For patients noticing early fine lines or mild skin laxity, especially around the lower face and neck.
Every plan starts with your skin, not a fixed package.
We assess your skin type, concerns, and history to determine if resurfacing, and which settings, fit your goals.
Most plans involve a series of sessions spaced several weeks apart to build results gradually.
Sessions typically take 30–60 minutes, with topical numbing used for comfort.
Expect some redness or mild peeling for a few days, followed by a maintenance plan to protect your results.
Clearlift is a laser that penetrates into the deeper layers of skin, rebuilding collagen from the inside out. As your skin cells naturally turn over, the new cells that surface have already been rejuvenated — a gradual, cumulative result rather than an immediate one.
Beyond general tone and texture, Clearlift can also help treat melasma and scarring. It's a genuinely comfortable option: the treatment is painless, with no downtime, so you can go straight back to your day.
Not all resurfacing technology is equal. Traditional ablative lasers can deliver strong results, but often at the cost of a week or more of visible downtime. Opus Plasma is designed to reach similar depths of the skin with a more manageable recovery.
Because it combines radiofrequency energy with fractional plasma delivery, the depth and intensity of treatment can be adjusted to your skin's tolerance and your goals, rather than a single fixed setting for everyone.
"Skin resurfacing works because it triggers your own skin to rebuild itself, and that takes a real treatment plan, not a single appointment. We set expectations up front about the timeline."
Actual before-and-after photos from Opus Plasma treatment — the same fractional RF technology used at Abbott Health & Wellness.
Improved texture and tone with the Focus & Glide Tips. Photo courtesy of Brenna Butler, DNP.
Visibly smoother neck texture with the Glide Tip. Photo courtesy of Tiffany Jozwiak, DDS.
Long-lasting improvement in firmness and texture with the Glide Tip. Photo courtesy of Suhail Gandhi, MD.
Photos courtesy of Alma®, the manufacturer of Opus Plasma, from other treating providers using the same technology offered at Abbott Health & Wellness. Individual results vary by patient.
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Resurfacing pairs well with facials for maintenance, or injectables for movement-based lines resurfacing can't treat. See all med spa treatments →
What patients ask most before their first session.
Focused specifically on texture or scarring? See microneedling and acne scars. Dealing with pigmentation or sun damage? See IPL photofacial too.
Book a consultation and we'll build a resurfacing plan around your skin, your goals, and a realistic timeline.
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