Photorejuvenation

What is photorejuvenation

Photorejuvenation is a method based on the effect of intense pulsed light or laser on the deep layers of the dermis. Light waves penetrate the skin, heat the target areas and stimulate cell regeneration. This allows you to solve such problems as:

• age spots;
• spider veins;
• wrinkles;
• loss of skin elasticity.

The procedure is suitable for the face, neck, décolleté, hands and other areas subject to age-related changes.

Who is laser photorejuvenation indicated for?

Photorejuvenation is recommended to solve such problems:

• age-related skin changes (wrinkles, loss of elasticity);
• pigmentation;
• vascular defects (couperosis, spider veins);
• acne effects;
• dry skin and uneven relief.

Types of photorejuvenation and their features

1. IPL (intense pulsed light) is a universal method suitable for most skin types. Effectively eliminates pigmentation, wrinkles and vascular defects.
2. BBL (broadband light) is the latest technology for deep skin rejuvenation, stimulates collagen and elastin.
3. Elos rejuvenation is a combination of light and radio wave energy for a more pronounced result.
4. Laser photorejuvenation is a laser effect to correct deep skin changes.

Main advantages of therapy

• Safety. Photorejuvenation does not injure the skin.
• Quick result. Improvement is noticeable after the first procedure.
• Versatility. The technique is suitable for different areas of the body.
• Short rehabilitation period. After a few hours, you can return to your usual rhythm of life.

How the photorejuvenation procedure is performed

1. Consultation. The doctor assesses the condition of the skin and determines the type of procedure.
2. Preparation. The skin is cleansed of cosmetics and dirt.
3. Gel application. This ensures comfort during the procedure.
4. Light or laser treatment. During the procedure, the client may feel a slight warmth.
5. Final care. The doctor applies a soothing agent.

Types of photorejuvenation procedures

• Facial photorejuvenation. Aimed at eliminating wrinkles, pigmentation and improving skin relief.
• Eyelid photorejuvenation. Corrects dark circles, fine wrinkles, while maintaining a natural appearance.
• Neck and décolleté photorejuvenation. Helps to even out skin tone and reduce wrinkles.
• Hand photorejuvenation. Eliminates age-related changes, making the skin smooth.

How to care for the skin after therapy

After the procedure, it is possible slight redness or a feeling of warmth that quickly passes. Recommendations:

• Avoid direct sunlight, use SPF products.
• Abstain from saunas and hot baths for 3-5 days.
• Moisturize the skin with special creams.

When and how often can photorejuvenation be done

The procedure can be performed from the age of 25-30, when the first signs of aging appear. Frequency:

• For prevention – once every 6-12 months.
• For treatment – a course of 3-5 procedures with an interval of 3-4 weeks.

Who is contraindicated for skin photorejuvenation

Contraindications:

• pregnancy and lactation;
• oncological diseases;
• active inflammatory processes on the skin;
• epilepsy;
• fresh sunburn.

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