The procedure works at the cellular level, stimulating the natural regeneration of the skin and the effect it achieves is “WOW“.
Its action is based on the principle of “selective photothermolysis”, in which the light emitted by the device is absorbed by specific structures /hemoglobin and melanin/. The absorbed light is transformed into heat and selective destruction of target structures such as pigment spots and dilated capillaries occurs.
In addition, the emitted light energy reaches the dermis, thus stimulating fibroblasts to produce more new and healthy collagen. For this reason, photorejuvenation is the #1 procedure for improving skin condition, removing age spots, smoothing fine wrinkles, and removing capillaries.
What are the advantages of photorejuvenation over other skin rejuvenation procedures?
In photorejuvenation procedures, the light pulse heats the skin deeply and reaches the fibroblasts, the cells responsible for collagen production.
The procedure “awakens” the sleeping” aged skin and reminds it of how it used to produce its collagen.
Advantages:
The method is non-abrasive, which does not prevent clients from perform their daily duties.
No scars.
Short recovery period (3 - 7 days)
No pain or burning.
Contraindications:
- Vitiligo
- Keloids
- Scleroderma
- Lupus
- Swelling or infection in the treated area
- Nevi and tattoos are surrounded and marked
- Use of medications from the group of systemic retinoids, sensitizing - Antibiotics, corticosteroids, antipyretics
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Fresh tan
- Open wounds in the treated area
- Solarium
For what skin problems is the procedure recommended?:
Presence of signs of aging (age spots, small wrinkles, loss of tone, elasticity and firmness of the skin.)
Pigment spots, freckles, melasma, uneven complexion.
Enlarged pores and problematic skin prone to acne.
After the photorejuvenation procedure:
Immediately after the procedure, the skin feels sensitive. It is recommended to treat it with a soothing cream for faster recovery.
Avoid direct sunlight and use sunscreen.
After the therapy, you can return to your usual lifestyle.
If crusts have formed on the skin, you can apply a moisturizing cream, but in no case should they be removed.
For two weeks after photorejuvenation, it is not recommended to use scrubs and peels.
In some cases, skin redness lasts for several days, during this period, until the skin regains its natural shade, refrain from hot baths, swimming pools and sports.
When are the results of photorejuvenation visible?
From 1 to 3 months after therapy a slight tightening of the skin is observed due to the formation of new collagen. Thus, the face becomes firmer, fine wrinkles disappear, and wide pores shrink.
If before the procedures your skin was withered and yellowed, then after them it has a visibly younger texture, a fresher appearance and a lighter complexion. Pigment spots and capillaries are reduced.
