Deborah DeMarta, MD, owner of the Institute of Colorectal Health & Wellness, is pleased to offer laser and broadband light treatments to help return a youthful appearance to the skin without plastic surgery or fillers.

The Forever Young BBL (broadband light) addresses vascular veins and capillaries, rosacea, sun damage, fine lines and wrinkles, as well as laxity of the skin. Dr. DeMarta recommends three to four maintenance treatments per year to retain skin that is free of sun damage and to promote collagen.

“The Halo hybrid fractional laser makes it possible to improve the tone and texture of the skin,” says Dr. DeMarta. “It also removes discoloration, reduces pore size, and encourages more collagen to form, which tightens skin. Older skin resurfacing lasers made the face red, swollen and puffy and required a seven- to ten-day recovery period. The Halo only requires a 72-hour downtime and with the broadband light laser patients can immediately return to activities.”

Dr. DeMarta is a board-certified Colorectal Surgeon who specializes in Integrative, Functional, Anti-Aging and Aesthetic Medicine. She uses a holistic approach to help patients return to wellness and feel their best.

The Institute of Colorectal Health & Wellness is located at 218 Atlanta Avenue, in Stuart. For more information, call 772-539-9556 or visit InstituteHealthWellness.com.