The Ultra laser is now available at Yoo Direct Health in Noblesville. If sun damage, age spots, or uneven skin tone have been on your mind, this is the kind of treatment that delivers real results without putting your life on hold.
What is the Ultra laser?
The Ultra is an advanced non-ablative resurfacing laser. In plain terms, that means it works beneath the surface of your skin to encourage renewal, without removing the outer layer. The result is smoother, clearer, more even skin, with far less downtime than older resurfacing treatments required.
It has become our workhorse for skin quality: gentle enough to fit into a normal week, but capable of real change in tone, texture, and pigment over a series of sessions.
What the Ultra laser treats
The Ultra is designed to improve the skin concerns we hear about most:
- Sun damage
- Age spots
- Uneven tone
- Texture
- Acne scarring
- Chest and body, not just the face
- All skin types
That last two points matter more than they might look. A lot of resurfacing conversations stop at the face, and a lot of older devices were not a good option for deeper skin tones. The Ultra changes both of those.
Why the serums afterward are part of the treatment
The Ultra creates microscopic channels in the skin as it resurfaces. Those channels are the point. They let the serums we apply immediately afterward absorb far more effectively than they could through intact skin, so the laser and the topical are working together rather than as two separate steps.
What a treatment is like
The treatment itself only takes 20 to 30 minutes after a brief topical numbing, which makes it realistic even on a busy day. Most people describe the sensation as warmth with a bit of prickling, and the numbing does the heavy lifting.
Every laser visit here starts with an assessment of your skin, including how it tends to respond to heat and inflammation. That assessment is what guides the settings your provider chooses, which is the difference between a laser treatment and a laser treatment that suits you.
How much downtime should I plan for?
Minimal, and that is the main reason patients pick it. Afterward you can expect warmth and redness similar to a mild sunburn, and it typically settles within a day or two. Compared with deeper CO2 resurfacing, which asks for several days of visible peeling, the Ultra is the option that fits around your actual week.
Here is the part worth knowing before you book: expect rough, dry skin for up to 7 days afterward. That is the treated surface doing its job as it renews, and it is normal. You can go about your life through it, but plan for your face to feel rough to the touch for that week.
Sunscreen is non negotiable while you heal, and you will go home knowing exactly how to care for your skin.
How many sessions will I need?
The Ultra is sold as a package of three sessions. Skin quality work is cumulative by nature, so we plan it as a series rather than promising one dramatic appointment, and most people notice a visible difference as they move through the series.
At your consultation your provider looks at your skin, your history, and what you actually want to change, then builds the plan around that instead of running everyone through the same protocol.
Is the Ultra right for my skin?
The Ultra is gentle enough to be a good fit for all skin types, which is one of the reasons we brought it in. That said, recent sun exposure changes what is appropriate for any laser, so never book a laser appointment on freshly tanned skin. The consultation exists to sort this out before anything is scheduled.
Sometimes the honest recommendation is a different treatment entirely. We would rather do the right treatment three times than the wrong treatment once, and we will tell you when a laser is not the answer or when your skin should be prepared first.
Why we brought it in
We are selective about the tools we add to the practice. The Ultra earned its place for two straightforward reasons: it is safe for all skin types, and it treats concerns we could not address with the technology we already had.
It also pairs naturally with the rest of our skin work, including microneedling for collagen and regenerative serums, and the ongoing care in our aesthetics program.
Where to get the Ultra laser near you
All laser treatments, including the Ultra, are performed at our Noblesville, Indiana clinic, serving Noblesville, Fishers, Carmel, and the surrounding area. Aesthetic appointments are open to everyone, and you do not need to be a medical patient here to book one.
Call or text 317-523-9160, or request a consultation online.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Ultra laser hurt?
A brief topical numbing is applied first, and most people describe the treatment itself as warmth with some prickling rather than pain. Your provider adjusts the settings to your skin and your comfort.
How long does an Ultra laser treatment take?
The treatment itself only takes 20 to 30 minutes after a brief topical numbing. Plan for a little extra time in the building for the numbing and your skin assessment.
How much downtime is there after the Ultra laser?
Redness and warmth similar to a mild sunburn typically settle within a day or two. That is far less than CO2 resurfacing, which involves several days of visible redness and peeling.
What does my skin feel like after the Ultra laser?
Expect rough, dry skin for up to 7 days as the treated surface renews. It is normal, it does not stop you going about your life, but plan for your face to feel rough to the touch for that week.
How many Ultra laser sessions do I need?
The Ultra is sold as a package of three sessions, because skin quality work builds over a series rather than arriving in one appointment. Your provider confirms the right plan for your skin at your consultation.
Is the Ultra laser safe for deeper skin tones?
The Ultra is a good fit for all skin types. As with any laser, the settings and your recent sun exposure matter, which is what your consultation is for.
Can the Ultra laser treat areas other than the face?
Yes. The Ultra can be used on the chest and body, not only the face.
This article is for general educational purposes only and is not medical advice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace care from a qualified healthcare provider. Whether a laser treatment is appropriate for you is a conversation with your provider.
