Cosmetic Laser Treatments

Laser treatments
for skin renewal

Lasers are powerful light beams that can accomplish many goals — from erasing brown spots and blood vessels to improving the texture and quality of your skin.

Brown spotsRednessHair removalPhotodamage
Laser skin treatment at Dermatology and Skin Care Associates in Wellesley, MA
Four laser platforms

The right laser for your skin

Aura · Vbeam · Soprano · Gentlelase.

At Dermatology and Skin Care Associates, we listen to your concerns and carefully explain your options, focusing on which techniques will help you the most.
We use many of the best lasers available — the Aura (KTP), Vbeam (pulse dye), Soprano (diode), and Gentlelase (alexandrite) — to erase brown spots and blood vessels, improve the texture and quality of your skin, remove unwanted hair, improve scarring, and treat photodamage.
Laser treatment with protective eyewear at Dermatology and Skin Care Associates
01 / The treatment

Many lasers,
one tailored plan

Lasers are powerful light beams that can accomplish many goals. Your physician matches the right laser and energy settings to your skin type and the condition being treated — choosing among the Aura (KTP), Vbeam (pulse dye), Soprano (diode), and Gentlelase (alexandrite) to deliver focused, effective results.
AURA / KTPVBEAM / PULSE DYESOPRANO / DIODEGENTLELASE / ALEXANDRITE
Conditions treated

What our lasers can do

Brown spots

Erase sun-induced pigmentation on the face, hands, and body using our Aura (KTP) and Gentlelase (alexandrite) lasers.

Facial redness

Reduce diffuse redness and rosacea-driven flushing across the cheeks and central face.

Broken blood vessels

Treat telangiectasias and visible vessels on the face, including spider veins.

Unwanted hair / hair removal

Soprano (diode) and Gentlelase (alexandrite) for safe, effective laser hair removal.

Photodamage

Improve the texture and quality of sun-damaged skin and even out skin tone.

Leg veins

Vbeam (pulse dye) laser treatment for spider and reticular veins on the legs.

02 / What to expect

Results
over one to several sessions

Most laser treatments are performed in our Wellesley office in short sessions, with patients returning to normal activities the same day. Some conditions — such as leg veins or stubborn brown spots — respond well after one treatment, while others (hair removal, photodamage) typically require a series.

We document treatment with un-retouched before-and-after photographs so you and your physician can review progress at follow-up visits.

Laser facial resurfacing at Dermatology and Skin Care Associates
“Dr. Weinfeld is terrific. She did BOTOX®, fillers and a laser treatment on me and I love the results.”
Judith, Age 59 — Brookline, MA
Before & after

Results, Un-Retouched

Outcomes from our Aura (KTP), Vbeam (pulse dye), Soprano (diode), and Gentlelase (alexandrite) lasers — un-retouched before-and-after photographs shared with permission.

Did you know

We use many of the best lasers available — chosen for your skin, your goal

The Aura (KTP), Vbeam (pulse dye), Soprano (diode), and Gentlelase (alexandrite) — each platform is suited to a different condition. Your physician selects the right one based on your skin type and what we're treating.

Dermatology and Skin Care Associates office in Wellesley
Our Office

10 Laurel Avenue
Wellesley, Massachusetts

HoursOpen today

Monday – Friday

8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Contact

(781) 235-8155

Independent practice since 2007

What to Expect

We respond to scheduling requests within one business day. New patients should plan for a 45-minute initial visit; follow-ups are typically 20–30 minutes.

Treatment Series

Many laser treatments require a series of three to five sessions spaced a few weeks apart. We tailor each plan to your skin and goals.

Schedule a consultation

We'd love to meet you.

Request an appointment and our team will reach out within one business day to confirm a time that works for you.

See what our patients say online

Reviews from real patients across Wellesley, Newton, and the Greater Boston area — pulled directly from Google and other public sources.