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West Annapolis Medical Spa

Laser Skin Care in Annapolis, MD

Brown spots, age spots, sun damage, redness, texture. Start from the thing you notice in the mirror and the right treatment follows from it — a laser, broadband light, a peel, or a course of skin care.

At a glance

LocationWest Annapolis Medical Spa
Address104 Ridgely Ave, Annapolis, MD
DevicesBBL Hero, Halo, Moxi, CO2, SkinTyte
Also offeredPeels, DiamondGlow, microneedling
Performed byShira Leighty, RN — CO2 with Dr. Sandel
InsuranceNot covered

Location

West Annapolis Medical Spa

Address

104 Ridgely Ave, Annapolis, MD

Devices

BBL Hero, Halo, Moxi, CO2, SkinTyte

Also offered

Peels, DiamondGlow, microneedling

Performed by

Shira Leighty, RN — CO2 with Dr. Sandel

Insurance

Not covered

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What are you treating?

Pigment, redness, texture and laxity are different problems and they answer to different wavelengths. A device that clears brown spots does little for firmness, and one that resurfaces texture is the wrong tool for broken capillaries.

Brown spots and age spots

Discrete patches of pigment from cumulative sun exposure, most often on the face, chest and backs of the hands. BroadBand Light targets the pigment directly; resurfacing lasers address it alongside texture.

Sun damage and photorejuvenation

Diffuse damage rather than isolated spots: mottled tone, roughness, fine lines and loss of clarity across an area. Usually treated as a series rather than a single visit.

Redness and broken capillaries

Persistent flushing, visible vessels and the background redness associated with rosacea. Light-based treatment works on the vessels themselves, which is why creams alone tend to plateau.

Texture and fine lines

Surface irregularity and etched lines respond to controlled resurfacing. Depth is the variable: more correction means more downtime, and the trade is decided in the consultation.

Acne and scarring

Active breakouts and the scarring left behind are two separate problems treated on different timelines. CO2 resurfacing addresses the scarring; light-based treatment and peels work on active acne, usually alongside medical skin care.

Dullness and maintenance

Not a condition so much as the absence of upkeep. Regular exfoliation, peels and a considered home routine hold a result in place between the heavier treatments.

Everything on the menu

Treatments we offer.

Treatment

What it addresses

Downtime

BBL Hero

Brown spots, age spots, redness, broken capillaries, active acne

Minimal

Halo

Texture, tone and fine lines addressed together

Around a week

Moxi

Early pigment and dullness; a gentler first laser

A few days

CO2 resurfacing

Deeper lines, sun damage and scarring

Up to two weeks

SkinTyte

Mild laxity and firmness, using infrared energy

None

Chemical peel

Tone and superficial pigment

Days, by depth

DiamondGlow

Exfoliation and maintenance between treatments

None

Microneedling

Fine lines, acne scarring, overall texture

A day or two

Medical skin care

The routine that protects any result

None

Downtime figures are typical ranges, not commitments. Yours depends on your skin, the settings used, and what is being treated.

Technology and products we offer

ScitonHALO hybrid fractional laserMOXI

Worth knowing

Before you book anything.

Most patients arrive asking for a device by name. We would rather examine the skin first and recommend what addresses the problem, which is sometimes a laser and sometimes not.

Come in unburned and untanned. Recent sun exposure changes what can be treated safely.

Skin tone matters. Some devices carry a meaningfully higher risk of pigment change in deeper skin tones, so the safest choice differs by patient.

Bring a full list of medications. Several affect candidacy, and some skin conditions rule a treatment out entirely.

A course of medical skin care beforehand usually improves the result and is often recommended first.

Sun protection afterward is not optional. It determines how long the result lasts.

Questions

Commonly asked.

Which laser is best?+

None of them, in the abstract. The right treatment depends on what you are treating, your skin tone, and how much downtime you can accommodate. The table above is a starting point; the consultation is where it gets decided.

Can I combine treatments?+

Frequently, yes, and combinations are often more effective than any single device. Some are performed in the same visit and others are staged weeks apart. This is planned rather than improvised.

How long do results last?+

Laser treatment improves the skin you have; it does not stop it from aging. Maintenance treatments and daily sun protection are what preserve the result.

Is it painful?+

Sensation varies by device and depth. Topical numbing is used for the more aggressive treatments, and the lighter ones are generally well tolerated without it.

Who performs the treatments?+

Licensed clinical staff at West Annapolis Medical Spa, which is medically directed by Sandel Duggal Plastic Surgery. Treatment plans are reviewed within the practice.

Start with the skin, not the device.

A skin consultation at West Annapolis Medical Spa includes an examination and a recommendation. If a laser is not the right answer, we will tell you that.

Request a consultation(410) 266-7120

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