The Benefits of Photorejuvenation
The main advantages are high effectiveness combined with minimal invasiveness. During the procedure, the client experiences no pain or significant discomfort. The device’s capabilities make it possible to address a wide range of aesthetic concerns—including wrinkles, rosacea, age spots, and other age-related skin changes.
How the device works
The device works by directing a focused beam of light at a specific frequency onto the skin. The cosmetic doctor selects the wavelength individually for each patient, taking into account the specific characteristics of their skin.
Under the influence of light radiation, active production of collagen and elastin is triggered, hyperpigmented areas lighten, and dilated blood vessels coagulate. As a result, skin tone evens out, rosacea disappears, the facial contour is lifted, fine lines vanish, and deep wrinkles are reduced.
Results may be visible after the first session, and the total number of treatments is determined individually based on the condition of the skin.
Indications and Contraindications
Показания
- Involutionary changes in the skin
- Age spots, telangiectasia, rosacea
- Acne and post-acne
- Excessive sebum production and enlarged pores
Противопоказания
- When taking photosensitizing medications and steroids
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Allergies to sunlight
- Exacerbation of chronic conditions
- A fresh tan
- If you have a deep tan (less than 2 weeks old)
- Photodermatoses
- Skin conditions, including infections, atopic dermatitis, and psoriasis
- The presence of a pacemaker or other metal-containing devices
- Eye conditions (cataracts, glaucoma, retinopathy)
- Acute infectious diseases
Description of the procedure and its steps
Photorejuvenation does not require any special preparation. It is important to avoid going to the beach or using a tanning bed for two weeks prior to the procedure.
The procedure works by exposing the skin to a focused beam of light at a specific frequency. The cosmetic doctor selects the wavelength individually for each patient. The photorejuvenation procedure consists of several stages:
Applying gel—this is necessary to ensure contact with the skin and protect it from overheating.
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Applying the gel is necessary to ensure contact with the skin and protect it from overheating.
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Eye protection using special glasses
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During the photorejuvenation procedure itself, the doctor directs the LED filter tip one by one at the areas of the face that require treatment.
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At the end of the procedure, the specialist applies a restorative cream or lotion to the skin.
Results of the procedure
The targeted action of a focused light beam smooths out fine lines and reduces deep wrinkles, improves skin tone and elasticity, lifts the facial contours, and enhances skin complexion. In addition, it reduces pigmentation, rosacea, and post-acne marks.