MAUD offers aesthetic laser treatments in Calgary for a range of face and body concerns, including fine lines and wrinkles, skin texture, pigmentation and sun damage, acne scars, surgical and C-section scars, stretch marks, skin laxity and selected redness and vascular concerns.

The right treatment depends on your skin, the area being treated and your individual goals.

Laser treatment may help improve the appearance and texture of some C-section scars. Treatment is customized based on factors such as the age, colour, thickness and texture of the scar.

Scars cannot always be completely removed, so our goal is to improve their appearance and texture. A consultation allows us to assess your scar and determine whether laser treatment is appropriate for you.

Laser treatment may help improve the appearance and texture of some stretch marks by targeting the skin and supporting skin remodelling.

Treatment recommendations depend on factors such as the age, colour, depth and location of the stretch marks. Common treatment areas include the abdomen, hips and thighs.

Certain laser treatments can be used around the eye area to improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and crepey skin.

Because the skin around the eyes is delicate, treatment should be customized to the individual. During your consultation, we can assess the eye area and determine whether laser treatment is appropriate for your concerns.

Certain laser treatments use controlled energy to target deeper layers of tissue and support collagen remodelling. These treatments may improve the appearance of skin firmness, fine lines and mild skin laxity on areas such as the face, jawline and neck.

Laser skin tightening is non-surgical, and results will vary between individuals.

Laser treatments may help address certain changes in skin texture and mild-to-moderate skin laxity following significant weight loss.

Depending on your concerns, treatment may be considered for areas including the face, jawline, neck, abdomen, arms and thighs.

Laser treatment cannot replace lost facial volume or remove significant excess skin, so a consultation is important to determine what can realistically be achieved.

“Ozempic face” is an informal term commonly used to describe facial changes that may become noticeable following significant weight loss, including changes in facial volume, skin laxity and skin texture. These changes can occur with significant weight loss regardless of how the weight was lost.

Laser treatment may help improve certain concerns related to skin quality, texture and firmness, but it does not replace lost facial volume. A consultation can help determine which concerns may be appropriate for laser treatment.

Laser resurfacing may improve the appearance and texture of certain types of acne scars by creating controlled changes within the skin and supporting the skin's natural remodelling process.

The most appropriate treatment depends on the type and depth of acne scarring, which is why we recommend an assessment before beginning treatment.

Certain laser treatments can target selected pigmentation and visible signs of sun damage.

Not every type of pigmentation should be treated in the same way, so your skin should be assessed before treatment. This allows us to determine whether laser treatment is appropriate and select a treatment approach for your skin and concerns.

Certain laser treatments can target selected vascular concerns and visible redness by directing energy toward blood vessels within the skin.

Because redness can have different causes, an assessment is important before treatment to determine whether laser therapy is appropriate.

The number of treatments varies depending on what we are treating, the treatment area, the depth and intensity of treatment, your skin's response and your goals.

Some concerns may require a series of treatments, while others may be treated less frequently. We will recommend a treatment plan and explain the expected number and spacing of sessions during your consultation.

Downtime depends on the type and intensity of your laser treatment.

Some treatments may cause temporary warmth or redness with minimal interruption to normal activities. More intensive resurfacing treatments may involve several days of redness, dryness, sensitivity or peeling.

We will explain the expected recovery and aftercare before your treatment.

Comfort varies depending on the treatment being performed, the area being treated and individual sensitivity.

Depending on the treatment, you may experience warmth, tingling or a stronger heating sensation. We will explain what to expect and discuss available comfort measures before beginning treatment.

You don't need to know which laser treatment to book.

Start with a Laser Skin & Body consultation at MAUD. We will discuss what you would like to improve, assess the treatment area and recommend appropriate treatment options based on your skin, concerns and goals.

We will also explain the recommended treatment plan, expected downtime and pricing before you decide whether to proceed.

Pricing depends on the area being treated and the type of laser treatment recommended.

A Laser Skin & Body consultation at MAUD is $100, and the consultation fee can be applied toward your treatment.

Your recommended treatment plan and pricing will be reviewed with you before treatment begins.

Hair changes can become more noticeable during perimenopause and after menopause. Some women notice increased shedding, finer hair, reduced density or a widening part.

Hormonal changes may contribute, but hair loss can have many causes. Female-pattern hair loss also becomes more common with age and after menopause. American Academy of Dermatology

Hair thinning in your 40s and 50s can have several possible causes, including female-pattern hair loss, hormonal changes, stress, nutritional deficiencies, certain medical conditions and medications.

One common pattern is gradual thinning across the top of the scalp or a part that appears wider than it used to. Because different types of hair loss require different approaches, determining the likely cause is an important first step.

Laser therapy is one treatment option being studied and used for certain types of hair loss.

MAUD's Hair Restart treatment uses non-ablative Er:YAG laser energy. Research has reported improvements in hair density, thickness and other measures in androgenetic hair loss, although individual results vary and further research continues to refine its role in hair-loss treatment.

A consultation is recommended to determine whether your pattern of hair thinning is appropriate for laser treatment.

No. Hair loss has many possible causes, and laser treatment is not appropriate for every type.

Sudden or significant shedding, patchy hair loss, scalp symptoms or unexplained hair loss may require further medical assessment. Hair Restart is recommended only when your presentation and treatment goals are appropriate for laser therapy.