If you're thinking of getting laser treatment, or are getting it, there's an opportunity you need to know about- You can get a lot of other things done, too, and really do a complete holistic program for yourself.
This is easy, because laser treatments are very quick, very safe, and very efficient.
If you've seen some of the new laser treatment equipment like the new Candela units, you can see how versatile these machines are, and how many options you might have.
Holistic laser treatments- How to give yourself a treat The opportunities are endless.
If you've got some annoying blemish, scar, hair or other issue which can be treated with lasers, this is your chance to get rid of those things as well as your other work.
You'll find it's no problem for the clinic to schedule this work in with your other things, because these are usually topical treatments.
How to find what you want The simplest approach is usually the best:

1. Consider any of the cosmetic work available using lasers or "Intense Pulsed Light" or IPL, which is a related type of technology suitable for a range of cosmetic and therapeutic purposes.
   All the top clinics have IPL technology, and it's pretty impressive.
   
2. Look at the options closely, and figure out which of them would be good to include in your laser treatment program.
   Just create a wish list of what you want.
   
3. Ask your clinician about your ideas.
   You'll find that most of your wish list is easy to do.
   

You'll get a full range of options, including scheduling, and be able to plan a complete treatment program.
This is very useful for very busy people, because it's also productive use of time you'll be using anyway during the other laser work.
Instead of one job, you could be getting several done in the same amount of time.
Note: If you check out supplier websites, you'll get a look at things like the new Palomar platforms, which can do practically anything.
They'll also give you a few ideas about your options for treatments.
Costs and options Most modern health insurance companies do provide some level of cover for cosmetic treatments, and for significant medical issues like scar removal they're actually considered medical procedures, not cosmetic, so you should be covered anyway.
Check with your health fund what's covered, and see how you can get the coverage you need, if it's not enough for your purposes.
Talking to your clinician You'll find that your clinician won't have a problem with fitting in your work,.
Even better, your clinician may be able to suggest a range of treatments which will dovetail, giving you a great result sooner.
You can get treatments which complement each other, like skin rejuvenation and hair treatments, or other useful combination's of treatments.
Important:Don't forget to ask about scheduling.
The more your clinician knows about your ability to schedule appointments, the more efficient this process will be.
If you can fit in an extra hour, you might have your wish list done in one appointment.
Just don't miss this chance to do all the things you want to do.