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Photo rejuvenation is a series of Intense Pulsed Light treatments that improve the
appearance of Rosacea, flushing, broken capillaries, sun
damaged skin, age spots, skin texture, and photo aging.
Treatment also improves mild acne scars, reduces large pores,
corrects dark circles around the eyes, and reduces fine lines.
Treatments are especially effective for improving the appearance
of the face, neck, chest, and hands.
You can resume normal activities immediately.
How many treatments will be needed?
For optimal results, a series of 3 to 5 treatments are recommended.
Follow-up treatments may be desired once a year to maintain
results.
How does the treatment work?
An intense light is applied in a series of gentle pulses over the
treatment area. Without damaging the skin, the light penetrates
through the skin and is absorbed by the abnormally dilated vessels or
pigmentation. The heat causes damage to the vessel or lesion, and
the body begins its natural healing process. The lesion will darken
before it flakes off or the body absorbs it. Treatment can be given as
frequently as every three weeks.
Side effects
Side effects are rare. Immediately following treatment, the skin may
appear flushed, brown pigmented spots may appear darker, and
capillaries may be more visible. In rare instances, temporary swelling
and/or blistering can occur.
Benefits of Photo Rejuvenation
- Treatment Improves Sun Spots, Age Spots, Dull Complexions, Uneven Pigmentation, Large Pores, Sun Damaged Skin, and Early Signs of Aging.
- Treatment Improves Red Flushing Skin, Rosacea, and Broken Capillaries.
- Enjoy Smoother Skin with a More Even Tone.
- Minimal Discomfort During Treatment.
- Resume Regular Activities Immediately.
What is treatment like?
Treatment may vary from 15 to 45 minutes depending on the size of the area to be treated. First, the treated area is cleansed and a cool gel is applied. When the pulse of light is delivered, the sensation is similar to a snap of a rubber band.
After treatment, the gel is removed, the skin cleansed, and a sunscreen is applied. Pain is minimal; however, topical anesthesia can be used for maximum comfort. For sensitive skin, a cool compress is applied following treatment.
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