UltraClear® Laser

An FDA-Cleared Cold Fiber Laser for Skin Resurfacing and Rejuvenation

• No Surgery or Injections Required

• 30 minutes or less for a full face treatment

• Can be used across a range of skin types with treatment settings selected during consultation

What is the UltraClear Laser?

UltraClear is an FDA-cleared laser resurfacing device used to address pigmentation, wrinkles, age spots, uneven skin texture, and some acne scars. It can improve skin quality and support collagen remodeling, but candidacy, treatment depth, downtime, and results vary and should be reviewed during a consultation.**

UltraClear uses short, concentrated light beams to remove a controlled portion of dull or damaged surface skin while depositing thermal energy at the dermal level. This process can support new cell growth and collagen1 and elastin production. Treatment planning should take into account your skin type, your history of pigment change, the severity of your concerns, and how much recovery time you can reasonably accept. For some patients, lighter resurfacing is appropriate. For others, deeper resurfacing or a different treatment plan is more appropriate.

****Individual results may vary.

Through a presumed mechanism of action of collagen remodeling**

A consultation helps determine whether UltraClear fits your goals, whether you are a candidate for a lighter or deeper treatment, and what downtime you should expect.

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Before and After Results

UltraClear before and after results depend on the condition being treated, the depth of treatment, your skin type, and how closely aftercare is followed. Before and after photos can help illustrate the range of possible improvement, but they do not guarantee a specific outcome. View UltraClear before and after photos in our gallery.

Real Results in Rapid Time

Why choose UltraClear?

Minimal Discomfort

UltraClear laser is often better tolerated than traditional lasers, but comfort varies based on treatment depth, the area treated, and whether topical numbing or other comfort measures are used.

Options that fit your schedule

From lighter lunchtime-friendly maintenance to deeper skin resurfacing and collagen remodeling, UltraClear offers treatment options with different recovery periods. Your consultation should match the treatment depth to your goals and downtime tolerance.

Use Across Skin Types

UltraClear’s cold fiber technology and precision energy control are designed to limit excess thermal injury. It can be used across many skin types, including darker skin tones, when settings are selected carefully and candidacy is assessed case by case.

Lasting Results

With lighter treatment options, you may notice improvement within several days. With deeper treatment options, skin can continue to improve for months as collagen remodeling progresses. Results vary and are influenced by treatment depth, baseline skin quality, sun exposure, and maintenance care.

UltraClear Treatment Options, Downtime, and Expected Results

UltraClear treatment is not one-size-fits-all. The right approach depends on whether your concerns are mainly pigment and texture, early fine lines, acne scarring, or deeper age-related changes.

UltraClear Glow

UltraClear Glow is the lighter end of resurfacing and is often considered when the main goals are dullness, mild texture change, and a refreshed appearance with less downtime. It may make sense for patients who want improvement but cannot accommodate a longer recovery period.

UltraClear Revive

UltraClear Revive is commonly discussed when pigment, uneven tone, and fine lines are the priority. Patients with sun damage or early textural aging may be candidates for this type of plan, though multiple sessions may be recommended depending on severity. When texture and pigment are only part of the issue, a broader facial rejuvenation plan may also include dermal fillers in Eugene, OR for volume loss.

UltraClear Transform

UltraClear Transform refers to higher-intensity resurfacing intended for more visible correction of texture, acne scarring, or photodamage. This type of treatment typically involves more downtime than lighter resurfacing, and redness, peeling, and swelling may be more noticeable during recovery. Before and after improvement is often more substantial, but results are still variable.

UltraClear Lift

UltraClear Lift is used when deeper remodeling and more structural correction are part of the treatment plan. It may be appropriate for selected patients with moderate skin quality concerns who understand that resurfacing improves the skin surface and stimulates remodeling but does not replace surgery for significant laxity.

Candidacy guidance

Good candidates are often patients with uneven tone, fine lines, texture irregularities, acne scarring, or sun damage who can follow aftercare instructions and accept temporary downtime. Lighter resurfacing generally makes more sense when your concerns are mild and your schedule is tight. Deeper resurfacing may make more sense when textural change, scarring, or more visible photodamage are the main issues and you can accept a longer recovery.

If your main concern is facial sagging, jowling, or significant neck laxity rather than skin texture, another treatment may be more appropriate, including facelift surgery in Eugene Oregon or neck lift surgery in Eugene, Oregon. If upper-lip aging is a major concern, lip lift surgery in Eugene, Oregon may be discussed as part of a combined rejuvenation plan.

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A consultation is the best way to determine candidacy, discuss realistic improvement, compare lighter and deeper resurfacing options, and review whether UltraClear should be combined with another nonsurgical or surgical treatment plan.

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Meet Dr. Najafian

• Johns Hopkins & OHSU-trained plastic surgeon

• Board-certified in plastic and reconstructive surgery

• Specializes in face, breast, and body procedures

• Personalized approach with natural-looking results

• Research-driven care focused on safety and excellence

Skin Rejuvenation Has Never Been Easier

What to Expect Before and After Your UltraClear Appointment

Before treatment, your consultation should cover recent sun exposure, prescription retinoid use, any history of cold sores, pigment disorders such as melasma, prior laser treatments, and whether you have a tendency toward abnormal scarring or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This is also the time to review whether a lighter resurfacing plan or a deeper treatment is more appropriate.

After treatment, temporary redness, warmth, tightness, and peeling are common. Lighter treatments usually involve less downtime than deeper resurfacing. Sun protection, gentle skincare, and careful adherence to post-treatment instructions are important because results vary and healing can be affected by skin type, treatment depth, and aftercare.

FAQ

What makes UltraClear different from other laser treatments?

UltraClear sets itself apart with its innovative cold fiber laser technology, which delivers precise energy with minimal heat. Unlike traditional lasers that cause more discomfort and longer recovery, UltraClear's 3DIntelliPulse® technology minimizes thermal damage while effectively treating multiple skin concerns. It is also one of the few lasers that is safe for all skin types, including darker skin tones that were previously challenging to treat with older laser technologies.

How does UltraClear work?

UltraClear also stimulates collagen and elastin production more effectively by combining ablative and coagulative energy. This process enhances natural skin healing, helping to reduce wrinkles, improve texture, and fade pigmentation while protecting surrounding tissue. The result? Faster recovery, long-lasting results, and a smoother, more youthful complexion.

What skin concerns can UltraClear treat?

UltraClear is a versatile treatment that can address:

• Fine lines and wrinkles

• Sun damage, pigment, and age spots

• Acne scars and other types of scarring

• Uneven skin tone and texture

• Red and brown discoloration (vascular dyschromia)

• General skin rejuvenation and "prejuvenation" to prevent early signs of aging

What is the treatment experience like? Does it hurt?

UltraClear treatments are designed to be quick, comfortable, and effective:

• Session length: A full-face treatment typically takes 20-30 minutes.

• Pain level: Most patients report mild discomfort (0-5 on a 10-point scale)—much lower than traditional laser treatments.

• After treatment: You may experience temporary redness and mild peeling, similar to a sunburn. A more aggressive treatment may have a few days of downtime.

How long does recovery take, and when will I see results?

Recovery depends on the depth of your treatment:

• Light resurfacing:2-4 days of mild redness and peeling.

• Deeper treatments:3-5 days of more noticeable peeling and redness before revealing dramatically smoother skin.

Results continue to improve for months, as collagen and elastin rebuild. With deeper treatments, skin continues to improve for up to a year, and results can last 1-5 years.

What Results Can I Expect from UltraClear?

Results can continue to improve for months as collagen and elastin rebuild. With deeper treatment plans, including UltraClear Transform, improvement may continue well beyond the first few weeks. How long results last varies from patient to patient.

What Is the Expected Downtime After UltraClear?

Downtime depends mainly on treatment depth and the area treated. A lighter resurfacing session may leave you pink and dry for a short period, while a deeper resurfacing session can require several days of more visible peeling and recovery. Your consultation should include a direct discussion of what is realistic for your schedule.

Is UltraClear safe for all skin types?

Yes! UltraClear's precision energy control and cold ablation technology make it one of the safest lasers for all skin tones, including darker skin types that were previously at higher risk for laser complications for all modes except Laser-Coring™ . By minimizing excess heat, UltraClear reduces the risk of hyperpigmentation, making it a great option for a diverse range of patients (through a presumed mechanism of action of collagen remodeling). Risk is not identical for every patient, and a history of hyperpigmentation, melasma, or recent tanning may change the treatment plan. Certain modes, including Laser Coring, may require more careful candidacy review.

Are Patients With Darker Skin Good Candidates for UltraClear?

Patients with darker skin may still be good candidates for UltraClear, but treatment should be individualized. Conservative settings, pretreatment skincare, and close follow-up may be recommended to reduce the risk of pigment change. A consultation is important to determine which UltraClear mode is safest and whether another option would be more appropriate.

What Number of UltraClear Treatments Are Needed?

The number of treatments depends on what you are treating and how aggressive the plan is. Some patients pursue a series of lighter treatments for tone and texture, while others choose a single deeper resurfacing treatment. Acne scars, pigmentation, and more advanced photodamage often require an individualized plan.

Before-and-After Preparation for Your UltraClear Appointment

Before your appointment, avoid unnecessary sun exposure and review your medications, skincare products, and medical history during consultation. After your appointment, follow all wound-care and sun-protection instructions, avoid picking or scrubbing peeling skin, and contact the office if healing seems unusual or more painful than expected.

UltraClear Cost in Eugene, OR

The cost of UltraClear laser treatment depends on the treatment depth, the treatment area, and whether you are having a lighter maintenance treatment or a deeper resurfacing session. If fixed pricing is not published, the best way to understand the cost of UltraClear laser treatment is through a consultation, where your skin concerns, candidacy, and likely number of sessions can be reviewed. Request a Consultation today.