The laser wizard

Sadick's extensive research has pioneered one of the most talked-about anti-aging skin-care technologiesof the past decade: non-ablative lasers. The tricked-out machines treat discoloration, sun damage,and wrinkles without burning the top layer of skin and subjecting patients to
weeks of hiding out.
Doctor's orders
+ Zap Zits
 "Photodynamic therapy with intense pulsed light results. The red and blue LED light (a broad-spectrum light source) penetrates pores to shrink sebaceous glands,
decrease inflammation, and remove bacteria, Breakouts, redness,and irritation are visibly
improved after just one treatment, but you should aim for one session ever3t three to six
months,depending onthe severity of the acne:' Each session costs around $400 to $700.
   +  Apply RAPs
"Lasers are the best way to erase signs of aging. But you can prevent yourself from needing
laser treatments by using products that contain three key ingredients: retinoids, antioxidants,
and peptides-RAP.While antioxidants fight the free radicals that cause wrinkles, inflammation,
and other skin damage, retinoids and peptides are growth factors that stimulate cells to produce
the collagen that keeps skin looking young.
     "Apply a retinoid two or three nights a week, and choose a slow-release formula to minimize
irritation [try Roc Retinol Correxion Sensitive Night Cream,$30,at drugstoresl. On alternate
days, use a peptide-based product Ltry the antioxidant-packed Avon Solutions A.M. Ageless
Results Day Cream SPF15, $15, avon.com]:'
   +Smooth Things Out
"You can temporarily improve the appearance of cellulite with light-based treatments such as VelaShape and Smooth Shape, which combine suction, massage, infrared light, laser, and radio frequency to melt localized areas of fat and recontourthe skin's surface. Most people get four to six weekly treatments Eabout $300 each] and then one maintenance treatment every three months."