Laser protocols / Bellevue, WA
Hollywood SpectraLaser Protocols
Five targeted combinations for visible pigment, texture, breakouts, and brighter-looking skin.
Precision over intensity
Match the wavelength and combination to the concern.
Hollywood Spectra is a multi-application laser platform used for selected pigment, melasma, acne, and resurfacing concerns. The Hollywood Laser Peel is one of its best-known treatment modes.
Noemi's protocols pair the laser with complementary treatments when a layered plan may better address the visible concern. Every combination begins with a consultation and skin assessment.
The protocol menu
Five ways to make the plan more specific.
01Melasma Reset
Melasma and recurring visible pigment
Protocol
Hollywood Spectra + VI Peel Precision Plus + tranexamic acid skincare, when appropriate
02Brown Girl Brightening
Uneven tone and post-inflammatory pigment
Protocol
Hollywood Spectra + LaseMD + PDRN
03Glass Skin Protocol
Dullness, visible texture, and event-ready radiance
Protocol
Hollywood Laser Peel + hydrogen facial + exosomes
04Acne Rescue
Active breakouts, congestion, and visible acne texture
Protocol
AcnePeel + Morpheus 2.0
05PIH Repair
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Protocol
Hollywood Spectra + LaseMD
The protocol is selected after the skin is seen.
Frequently asked
Hollywood Spectra questions.
What can Hollywood Spectra address?
Depending on the selected mode, it may be used for concerns such as melasma, unwanted pigment, acne, and visible texture.
What is the Hollywood Laser Peel?
It is a well-known Hollywood Spectra treatment mode selected for brighter-looking skin and a polished surface appearance.
Can I select a protocol from the menu?
The menu is a starting point. The final combination is chosen after your skin, history, current routine, and goals are reviewed.
Will I need a series?
Some concerns benefit from a series and maintenance. The number and spacing of sessions depend on the selected protocol and your response.
Is every protocol right for every skin tone?
No. Skin tone, pigment behavior, sensitivity, and prior treatment response are important parts of the selection process.