New technology offers help with acne, aging skin   by Meg Farris
/ Medical Reporter  Posted on November 6, 2009 at 10:32 PM
Updated Wednesday, Jan 26 at 12:18 PM  If you're looking for a
quick easy way to have better skin with no down time, a new
technology may be right for you.   It's a painless treatment in
the doctor's office that can help acne, pigmentation and
photoaging.  Zetta Gagliano, 21, is ready to start school at UNO
and she wants to go into TV communications.  "I want to be in
front of the camera. In that industry, that I want to go into,
people see your face. You have to look good," explained
Gagliano.  She is also an actress and sings and plays the piano.
But not long ago there were times when her acne and the scars
kept her from being outgoing.  "It's really a problem. It
definitely affects your self esteem and it makes you very self
conscious when you're around people and it
definitely, definitely makes you not want to go out when your
skin is not looking great," said Gagliano.   Gagliano tu