Cutera, Inc.

I think if you really understand the layers of the skin and the wavelengths and where their target is, it can be a really effective way to treat the skin.

We've been using Cutera lasers from the beginning, even from before I opened Skin Fusion.

I think they were one of the pioneers in this idea of stacking.

They used to call it a 3D method.

It's a very well-documented example.

A company called Cutera, that used to be a public company, developed a machine to treat acne, active acne.

And they couldn't sell the machine because the machine was too expensive to build.

So they decided they're going to partner with a clinic.

And then there's like a lot of brands within that.

Like there's Cutera, there is Clean Brilliant is a really softer type.

And so you just have to... figure out the technology and then find a provider who does that laser type for you.

Because the different types of lasers kind of do similar things, right? So that's a resurfacing laser, right? And then say you have some Dark spots, sunspots and redness.