Plump Medical Spa is among the first five practices in the entire country to offer the ReVive Thulium laser by Rohrer — available to patients ahead of its official nationwide release in September 2026.
Medical aesthetic devices typically reach individual practices well after their public release, once initial manufacturing and distribution have scaled. ReVive, the new 1927nm Thulium laser developed by Rohrer, is different — Plump Medical Spa has been selected as one of only five practices nationwide to offer the device ahead of its official September 2026 launch.
This means patients in Newport Beach and across Orange County have access to a next-generation resurfacing laser months before it becomes broadly available anywhere else in the country.
Beyond the novelty of early access, ReVive fills a genuine gap in Plump's existing laser lineup. It sits alongside Erbium/FraX and CO2 resurfacing as a lower-downtime option specifically suited to surface pigment, sun damage, and brightness — giving patients a full spectrum of resurfacing intensity to choose from, matched to their actual concern rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Read the full clinical breakdown on the ReVive Thulium Laser treatment page.
"We have elevated our practice with Rohrer…allowing us to offer treatments that others aren't providing. We are able to deliver outcomes that are, in many ways, almost magical for our patients."
— Adam Summers, MD, Maryland Plastic Surgery / Pure MedSpa & Anti-Aging Center
Plump Medical Spa's doctor-only model — every treatment performed personally by Dr. Amir Mortazavi, MD, with no nurses or aestheticians performing injections or laser treatments — aligns with the level of clinical oversight manufacturers look for when placing early-access devices. It reflects a broader pattern for the practice: Plump has consistently prioritized bringing validated, advanced technology to patients as early as responsibly possible, including its use of the Butterfly iQ3 ultrasound for filler dissolving and its early adoption of PicoLazer technology for pigmentation.
Being early to a technology only matters if it actually improves what we can offer patients. ReVive does that — it gives us a genuinely lower-downtime option for pigment and sun damage that fits a real gap in what we could previously provide. That's the bar for bringing in anything new, not novelty for its own sake.
Is Plump Medical Spa really among the first to offer ReVive?
Yes. Plump Medical Spa is among the first five practices in the country to offer the ReVive Thulium laser by Rohrer, ahead of its official public release in September 2026.
What is ReVive?
ReVive is a 1927nm Thulium laser manufactured by Rohrer, designed for the treatment of surface pigment, sun damage, actinic keratosis, and benign pigmented lesions with minimal downtime.
Why did Plump Medical Spa choose to bring in ReVive early?
Plump Medical Spa prioritizes offering patients access to clinically validated, advanced technology as early as responsibly possible. ReVive filled a specific gap in the practice's pigment and resurfacing offerings, providing a lower-downtime option alongside existing Erbium/FraX and CO2 lasers.
Who performs ReVive treatments at Plump Medical Spa?
All ReVive treatments at Plump Medical Spa are performed personally by Dr. Amir Mortazavi, MD. No nurses or aestheticians perform injections or laser treatments at the practice.
When can patients book a ReVive treatment in Newport Beach?
ReVive treatments are available at Plump Medical Spa ahead of the device's official September 2026 nationwide release. Appointments can be booked directly through the practice.
Dr. Mortazavi is now booking consultations for ReVive Thulium treatments in Newport Beach.