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Concern

Uneven Texture

Roughness, enlarged pores, or an uneven skin surface.

What you may notice

  • Makeup that sits unevenly on the skin
  • Visibly enlarged pores
  • Rough patches that don’t respond to skincare
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The right treatment — and whether you're a good candidate for it — is always confirmed during a consultation.

The Venus Viva handpiece against a patient’s cheek, the treatment console beside her, at Hudson Aesthetics MD

About uneven texture

Uneven texture covers roughness, enlarged pores and an uneven skin surface — the kind that makes makeup sit unevenly, or rough patches that don’t respond to skincare.

Each option renews the surface in its own way. Venus Viva uses NanoFractional radiofrequency to create controlled micro-treatment zones that the skin repairs and renews. Moxi does it with fractional laser energy, replacing damaged cells with fresh ones. Morpheus8 works deeper, stimulating collagen and elastin beneath the surface, and medical-grade chemical peels exfoliate the outer layers with a formulation matched to your skin.

Which of these suits you — often more than one, sequenced over time — is confirmed with Dr. Marcelin at your consultation.

Treatment options

Treatments for uneven texture.

The Venus Viva handpiece against a patient’s cheek, the treatment console beside her, at Hudson Aesthetics MD
Skin Rejuvenation

Venus Viva

NanoFractional RF resurfacing.

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Dr. Kerline Marcelin guiding the Moxi laser across a patient’s cheek, both in protective eyewear, at Hudson Aesthetics MD
Skin Rejuvenation

Moxi Laser

A lunchtime laser for tone and texture.

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Dr. Kerline Marcelin guiding the Morpheus8 handpiece along a patient’s cheek and jaw at Hudson Aesthetics MD
Skin Rejuvenation

Morpheus8

Microneedling, deepened with radiofrequency.

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Dr. Kerline Marcelin talking with a patient about her pigmentation treatment results at Hudson Aesthetics MD Skin Rejuvenation

Chemical Peels

Controlled exfoliation for renewed skin.

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How we approach it

01

Tell us what you notice

Start with what you see in the mirror, not a treatment name — that’s what this page is for.

02

We confirm it in consultation

Dr. Marcelin evaluates your anatomy and skin to confirm what’s actually driving the concern.

03

You get a plan, not a menu

Often one concern is addressed by a combination of treatments, sequenced over time.

See the result first

Results from our patients.

Unretouched photography from Hudson Aesthetics MD, shown with consent.

Before and after Morpheus8 on the abdomen: loose, crepey skin around the navel looks smoother and firmer after treatment

Morpheus8 Body

Abdomen, before (top) and after (bottom)

Cosmelan pigmentation treatment results: brown patches on a patient’s cheek in January 2024, visibly lighter by April 2026

Cosmelan Pigmentation Treatment

January 2024 (left) → April 2026 (right)

Moxi laser results for texture and hyperpigmentation: a patient’s profile in September 2024 and again in February 2025

Moxi Laser

Texture and hyperpigmentation: September 2024 (left) → February 2025 (right)

Moxi laser results: a patient’s face before (left) and after (right), with more even tone and clearer texture

Moxi Laser

Tone and texture: before (left) and after (right)

Moxi laser results: a patient’s cheek after her first session and after her third, with more even tone and texture

Moxi Laser

After the first session (left) and the third (right)

Morpheus8 — after
Morpheus8 — before
Before After

Morpheus8

Individual results vary. What is realistic for your anatomy and skin is discussed during your consultation.

Other concerns

Still Not Sure?

A consultation covers this in five minutes.

Bring your goals as-is — Dr. Marcelin will help you put a name and a plan to what you're noticing.

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