NEW YORK, NY – October 07, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –

L’Elite MediSpa, a clinical aesthetic practice, announced the launch of a new non-invasive treatment option, LuminaSkin Rejuvenation Therapy, aimed at expanding its non-surgical med spa procedures. The service combines light-based therapy with topical formulations, aiming to address common dermatological concerns, including hyperpigmentation, fine lines, and mild skin laxity.

LuminaSkin Rejuvenation Therapy utilizes a non-ablative 1540 nm fractional erbium laser paired with topical hyaluronic acid and antioxidant serums. The clinical protocol involves multiple 30-minute sessions spaced four weeks apart. Clinical research published in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology demonstrates that 1540 nm non-ablative fractional laser treatments result in statistically significant improvement in rhytid (wrinkle) appearance with transient, mild post-procedure redness (erythema). The procedure is contraindicated for individuals with active cutaneous infections, a history of keloid scarring, or those currently taking photosensitizing medications.

Dr. Jennifer Collins, board-certified dermatologist and founder of L’Elite MediSpa, stated that the decision to introduce LuminaSkin Rejuvenation Therapy was based on patient interest and published clinical safety profiles. Dr. Collins noted that while non-ablative laser therapies improve skin texture and tone, outcomes vary based on individual skin types, baseline sun damage, and adherence to post-treatment sun protection protocols.

The launch aligns with broader consumer shifts toward non-surgical aesthetic procedures. According to the official American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) 2023 Procedural Statistics Report, demand for cosmetic minimally invasive procedures increased by 7% year-over-year. Within this category, light-based skin resurfacing and neuromodulator injections—such as botox—represent two of the most frequently requested non-surgical interventions, with botox-type injections exceeding 9.4 million total procedures in 2023.

Advancements in fractional laser technology allow practitioners to deliver energy selectively to the dermal layers while keeping the skin surface intact. Practitioners often combine light-based devices with injectable treatments like botox to address distinct aesthetic concerns; while laser devices target skin texture and pigmentation, botox inhibits temporary muscle contraction to reduce dynamic wrinkles.

To support patient education about med spa procedures, L’Elite MediSpa has added information to its website detailing procedure steps, expected recovery timelines, and potential side effects associated with LuminaSkin and other offered therapies. The practice is hosting informational sessions with clinical demonstrations for interested patients.

The practice offers consultations to determine patient candidacy for LuminaSkin Rejuvenation Therapy and other aesthetic procedures. For additional details regarding treatment specifications, safety data, or schedule availability, contact L’Elite MediSpa directly.

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For more information about L’Elite MediSpa, contact the company here:

L’Elite MediSpa
L’Elite MediSpa
(347) 627-3374
info@lelitemedispa.com
1661 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10029

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