Helping you look as young as you feel
Cosmetic Procedures
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
IPL Photofacial and skin rejuvenation
For many people, looking great is a simple matter of a skin rejuvenation treatment for pigment and vessel clearance to reveal clearer, more attractive skin. IPL photofacial treatment for pigment and vessel clearance is fast, easy and well-tolerated.
IPL photofacial and skin rejuvination procedure treats a wide range of skin problems, including vein removal, rosacea, telangiectasias, hemangiomas, sun damage, dyschromia, melasma, poikiloderma, and angiomas on the face and other body areas. You will enjoy a more comfortable procedures with excellent outcomes and less downtime.
IPL Treatment Areas
Photofacial treatmensts are face, neck and/or chest treatments using pulses of visible light that effectively improve facial redness and flushing as well as the visible signs of sun damage and aging without harming or removing the upper layer of skin.
The end result of treatment is smoother, more even toned skin with less redness and decreased flushing, diminished blood vessels and more balanced pigmentation. Treated skin has a natural, more youthful appearance.
T
he best candidates for Photo facial treatments are: *People who suffer from rosacea and experience flushing and
redness of the skin.
*People with early aging changes and sun damage who desire
healthier and more youthful appearing skin.
*Active people, who want to improve their skin but do not want to
interfere with social or outdoor activities.
*People who don't want to take time off to heal from laser
resurfacing or chemical peels.
How Skin Rejuvenation Works
using a Skin care laser and pulsed light device that delivers energy to target and destroy vascular and pigmented lesions associated with spider veins, reticular veins, rosacea, telangiectasias, hemangiomas, sun damage, age spots, dyschromia, melasma, poikiloderma, and angiomas from hands, legs, chest, arms and face.
Damaged lesions are then cleared by the body, removing the appearance of the lesion from the skin. Pigmented lesions undergo a mild desquamation and slough off within two or three days, while the vascular lesions blanch and then resolve within 10 to 14 days.
