The Even-Tone Seeker
Melasma, dark spots, sun damage, or post-acne marks.
How it works
The 650-microsecond pulse allows safe treatment of both epidermal and dermal pigment, with markedly reduced risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation — favored for melasma and skin of color.
50–80%
Melasma improvement
Fitzpatrick I–VI
Skin types treated
None
Surface injury
- Sessions
- 4–6 sessions, 2–4 weeks apart, paired with diligent SPF.
- Downtime
- None.
What else this addresses
Why the Neo Elite
Pigment is easy to worsen with the wrong device. The 650-microsecond pulse limits heat spread and epidermal injury, which is why the Neo Elite is favored for melasma and skin of color — where aggressive lasers often trigger rebound pigmentation.
You're a good candidate if
You have melasma, sun damage, or post-acne marks — especially with a medium-to-deep skin tone — and you're willing to commit to daily sun protection.
Aftercare
Diligent daily SPF is essential to protect and maintain results. Avoid deliberate sun exposure and tanning between sessions.
About the Aerolase Neo Elite
650-microsecond pulse
High energy delivered faster than skin conducts heat, so there's no need for cooling or numbing cream and treatments stay comfortable.
1064nm Nd:YAG, contactless
A single wavelength delivered without touching the skin — no cryogen, no sapphire tips, no disposables — that reaches oil glands, pigment, vessels, and hair follicles.
Safe for Fitzpatrick I–VI
Engineered to treat every skin tone safely, including skin of color, with markedly lower risk of dark marks and scarring than many alternative lasers.
The Neo Elite is FDA-cleared across 36+ indications and is used across dermatology and medical aesthetics.
The Neo Elite also helps with concerns like pseudofolliculitis (razor bumps), keratosis pilaris, mild-to-moderate psoriasis, nail fungus, and certain scars — ask your provider whether it's right for your goals.
This quiz is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or a diagnosis. Treatment suitability is determined by a licensed One Aesthetics provider during your consultation. Individual results vary.