Which of the following skin treatments does NOT involve any passes post-laser resurfacing?

Microdermabrasion is a treatment that typically involves the use of a device to gently sand the skin, removing the outer layer of dead skin cells. After laser resurfacing, the skin is often sensitive and vulnerable, requiring careful management. Since microdermabrasion actively exfoliates the skin, it is recommended to wait for a healing period before engaging in this treatment.

In contrast, chemical peels involve applying a solution to the skin that causes controlled exfoliation, facials often include soothing and hydrating components to help the skin recover post-laser treatment, and various forms of exfoliation can aid in the removal of dead skin cells that may accumulate as the skin heals. These treatments are generally performed with caution and are often tailored to the post-laser needs of the skin. Therefore, microdermabrasion is the treatment that stands out as not being advisable immediately after laser resurfacing due to the need for the skin to heal properly without the addition of any abrasive or exfoliating procedures.