A light layer of liquid carbon is applied to the skin. This layer is allowed time to dry so it penetrates deep into the skin. The carbon bonds with any debris such as dead skin cells, oil, and containments.

A laser then scans the surface of the skin to attract the carbon particles. Its energy and heat are absorbed by the carbon paste, destroying the particles in the pores. The light from the laser is attracted to the carbon, absorbing the light energy. The reaction causes a small explosion that pushes the energy in the form of heat into the deep layer of the skin. Skin elastin and collagen are activated and cells begin producing new cells. In addition, this small explosion vaporizes any dirt and excess oil on the surface of the skin. At the end of your procedure, you'll have radiant skin.