Laser & Energy Treatments

No. There is no clinical evidence that cosmetic laser treatments cause skin cancer. The lasers used at Victoria Rose Aesthetics, including Fotona, Sylfirm X RF microneedling, Sofwave ultrasound, and Tixel thermo-mechanical, do not emit UV radiation, which is the wavelength associated with skin cancer risk. These devices use targeted thermal or radiofrequency energy that interacts with water, pigment, or collagen at controlled depths. Each platform used at the clinic is Health Canada-approved and operated under medical oversight. Victoria Rose Cyr, RN BScN, reviews your medical history, current medications, and any prior skin cancers before treatment. If you have a history of skin cancer or active suspicious lesions, dermatology clearance is required before booking. Sun protection after treatment is still recommended.

Yes, when the right device is matched to the right concern. At Victoria Rose Aesthetics, the laser and energy stack includes Fotona Er:YAG and Nd:YAG for resurfacing, tightening, and vascular work, Sylfirm X RF microneedling for pigment and texture, Sofwave for collagen-based lifting, and Tixel thermo-mechanical for sensitive-skin resurfacing. Each platform has published clinical data behind its specific indication. Results depend on protocol fit, session count, and aftercare. Most patients see early changes after one session and full collagen remodelling between 8 and 12 weeks. Victoria Rose Cyr, RN BScN, completes a skin assessment and Fitzpatrick typing before recommending a platform, so the device chosen matches the concern rather than a one-size approach. Book a consultation to confirm which laser fits your skin.

Yes. Two platforms at Victoria Rose Aesthetics target skin laxity directly. Sofwave uses synchronous ultrasound parallel beam technology to deliver heat at 1.5 mm beneath the surface, stimulating new collagen for lifting on the brow, submentum, and neck. Fotona TightSculpting combines a deep Nd:YAG bulk-heating pass with a superficial Er:YAG resurfacing pass for facial and body tightening. Both work by triggering controlled thermal injury that prompts collagen and elastin remodelling over 8 to 12 weeks. Sylfirm X RF microneedling adds a third option, pairing fractional needles with bipolar radiofrequency for tightening combined with pigment correction. Victoria Rose Cyr, RN BScN, matches the platform to your laxity pattern, skin type, and downtime tolerance. Most tightening protocols require 2 to 4 sessions for full result.