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Talk Laser to Me!

Talk Laser to Me!

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✨ Ever wondered if lasers really “zap” your skin — or if they all do the same thing?


In this episode of Making the Cut, Dr. Patrick Basile and Hope Gulley, APRN, dive into one of the most misunderstood treatments in aesthetics: lasers. From resurfacing to pigmentation, they’re breaking down what lasers actually do (and don’t do) for your skin.


Because let’s be honest: not every laser means weeks of downtime — and not all of them are created equal.


Together, they unpack:


👉 What laser technology really is (hint: not just “burning off skin”)
👉 The truth behind common myths, like “lasers thin your skin” or “one treatment is enough”
👉 When a laser isn’t the right choice — and why sometimes peels, microneedling, or skincare work better
👉 How Sciton technology stands apart — including Contour TRL vs traditional CO2
👉 Real patient experiences, from subtle boosts in confidence to surprisingly easy recoveries


Whether you’re considering your first treatment or just curious about the science, this episode is about giving you the knowledge to feel confident in your skincare decisions.

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Online Store: https://store.patrickbasilemd.com/


Production Notes:

Co-hosts: Patrick L. Basile, M.D. & Hope Gulley, APRN

Executive Production and Engineering: Patrick L. Basile, M.D.

Production, Cover Art and Editing: Hope Myers

Theme Music: Cody Martin

Recorded at Ocean Echo Studios

A Salus Medical Production all rights reserved 2025

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