Skin Repair

At Atlanta MediSpa, our skin repair treatments are designed to restore, renew, and revitalize damaged or aging skin. Whether you're dealing with acne scars, stretch marks, sun damage, or uneven texture, we offer advanced solutions like microneedling, laser resurfacing, and PRP therapy to stimulate collagen production and accelerate your skin’s natural healing process. Each treatment plan is personalized to target your specific concerns and leave you with smoother, healthier, more radiant skin.

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Eczema

Eczema, also known as Atopic Dermatitis, is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that causes dry, scaly patches—commonly appearing in areas like the elbow creases, behind the knees, face, and neck. These patches may appear red-brown, thicken over time, and even crack or weep when scratched. While it often begins in childhood, adults can experience flare-ups later in life.

Eczema is genetic and can be triggered by stress, weather changes, harsh products, allergens, and more. It’s not contagious, but it can greatly impact quality of life when untreated.

Eczema Treatment Options:

Topical Steroids & Antihistamines – Reduce inflammation and itching in localized areas

Oral Antihistamines – Help relieve widespread itching and prevent flare-ups

Medical-Grade Moisturizers – Strengthen the skin barrier and lock in hydration

Retinoids & Salicylic Acid – Improve texture and reduce flakiness (used cautiously)

UV Light Therapy (Blu-U) – Slows down overactive skin cell production and supports healing

Allergy & Irritant Identification – Lifestyle counseling and skin assessments to help reduce triggers

Follow-Up Care – Regular check-ins to adjust your treatment plan and monitor progress

Hyperpigmentation & Hypopigmentation

At Atlanta MediSpa, we offer advanced treatments for both hyperpigmentation (dark spots) and hypopigmentation (light spots), helping restore a more even, radiant skin tone. These common pigment concerns are usually harmless but can affect confidence and skin clarity.

What causes it?
Pigment irregularities are often triggered by sun exposure, acne or eczema, inflammation, hormonal changes, certain medications (like birth control), and genetics.

Types of Pigmentation Concerns We Treat:

Freckles
Sunspots / Age spots
Melasma (brown patches, often hormone-related)
Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PIH) – dark spots from acne, eczema, or injury

Prevention Tip: Always wear SPF 30 or higher, even on cloudy days, to help prevent further pigmentation changes.

Our medical team will assess your skin and create a personalized plan using treatments like chemical peels, topical lightening agents, laser therapy, and microneedling to safely improve discoloration over time.

Rosacea

Chronic redness, flushing, and visible blood vessels—especially on the cheeks and nose—are common signs of Rosacea.

This inflammatory skin condition typically begins after age 30 and can worsen over time due to sun exposure, stress, heat, alcohol, or spicy foods. In advanced cases, rosacea can cause broken capillaries, thickened skin, and acne-like pustules. Though there is no cure, a customized treatment plan can help reduce flare-ups and improve skin appearance.

Rosacea Treatment Options:

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) – Reduces persistent redness and broken blood vessels over a series of treatments

Topical Prescriptions – Includes calming agents like metronidazole, azelaic acid, or topical minocycline foam to reduce inflammation and improve skin tone

Oral Medications – Low-dose antibiotics like delayed-release minocycline may be prescribed without the risks of pigmentation or gut side effects

Medical-Grade Skincare – Rosacea-friendly regimens with microencapsulated silica-based benzoyl peroxide to prevent irritation

Trigger Management – Skin assessments to identify lifestyle or product triggers (like hot showers or alcohol-based cleansers)

Stretch Mark Treatment

Stretch marks (striae) are a type of scar that form when skin stretches too quickly—commonly during pregnancy, weight changes, or puberty. They can appear red, purple, pink, or brown and often leave behind hollow, indented lines. While they're common and harmless, many patients seek treatment to reduce their appearance.

At Atlanta MediSpa, we use a range of non-surgical, skin-renewing options to soften stretch marks, rebuild collagen, and restore skin tone and texture.

Stretch Mark Treatment Options:

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) – Fades red or purple coloration in newer stretch marks
Fractional Lasers (Fraxel) – Targets deeper layers of skin to break down scar tissue and rebuild collagen
Microneedling – Smooths surface texture and improves skin tone with minimal downtime
Injectable Fillers – Fills in deep, hollow marks and triggers long-term collagen production
PRP Therapy (Platelet-Rich Plasma) – Enhances healing and tissue regeneration, especially when paired with microneedling
Tretinoin (Retin-A) – Improves early-stage marks by boosting collagen; not suitable during pregnancy
Hyaluronic Acid Creams – Hydrates and improves elasticity in early stretch marks
Excimer Laser – Restores pigment in lighter (hypopigmented) stretch marks for more even skin tone
Microdermabrasion – Gently resurfaces the top layer of skin for mild improvement in older marks

Scars

While some scars tell a story, others may leave behind unwanted discoloration, indentations, or texture changes. At Atlanta MediSpa, we offer advanced, medically backed scar treatments to help restore smoother, more even skin.

Why professional treatment?
Over-the-counter products may help during the healing phase, but once a scar is fully formed, they often fall short. The most effective long-term solutions work by stimulating your body’s natural collagen production to remodel the tissue.

Scar Treatment Options:

Ablative Lasers (e.g., Fraxel) – Breaks down scar tissue and stimulates collagen for smoother skin (3–4 days downtime)
Microneedling (SkinPen) – Creates controlled micro-injuries to remodel shallow scars (24 hours downtime)
Injectable Fillers – Used to soften and lift deep, pitted scars while promoting new collagen
Surgical Scar Revision – In select cases, cosmetic excision and re-closure may be recommended
IV Therapy – Helps hydrate and improve tissue quality from the inside out
Pracasil™ – A topical silicone-based product that supports healing and reduces scar formation

Each treatment is customized to your scar type—acne scars, surgical scars, or injury-related marks—with solutions for both new and old scars.