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NON-SURGICAL TREATMENTS
Home Photo Rejuvenation IPL
GIVE YOUR SKIN A SECOND CHANCE WITH IPL REJUVENATION PHOTO
PHOTO REJUVENATION WITH IPL OR INTENSE PULSED LIGHT IS CONSIDERED BY EXPERTS IN THE SECTOR OF DERMATOLOGY AS ONE OF THE MOST VERSATILE TREATMENTS.
Can be used for:
- Eliminate diffuse redness
- Treat fine wrinkles
- Fade spots caused by the sun, rosacea and acne
- With exposure to the sun and inclement weather, our skin ages and damages day by day, with which wrinkles are formed and it loses elasticity: this is the aging of the skin.
IPL photo rejuvenation is a non-invasive treatment that can be used on the face, neck, décolleté and back of the hands. It employs a broadband Intense Pulsed Light Source (IPL) that effectively resolves facial redness and erythema, and improves the overall appearance of the skin.
- Anesthesia: Topical (if required)
- Care and protection: Those indicated by the doctor depending on the procedure to be performed.
- Recovery: Not necessary
- Results: Immediate
- Associated Treatments: Botox, facial fillers, dermapen, microdermabrasion, radiofrequency, etc.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Is it necessary to attend an assessment consultation?
Definitely, our protocol is adjusted to the specific needs of each patient. So at the appointment the doctor can evaluate your case and design the correct protocol for you.
Is for men?
Yes, you would be surprised by the number of male patients who have undergone this treatment.
How long do the results last?
The results will depend on each patient and the care they take at home (Use of moisturizers, sunscreen, a good diet, avoid smoking, etc.), but approximately one year.
It is painful?
Not at all, all non-surgical facial rejuvenation treatments are minimally invasive, and they don’t hurt.
REQUIREMENTS
Most non-surgical treatments have no special requirements, just:
- Not be pregnant
- Not breastfeeding.
- Do not present allergic reactions or mention susceptibility to certain medications in the consultation.
- Do not suffer from diseases such as: lupus, herpes, etc.