- Also known as photofacial treatment.
- Non-invasive method to improve skin color and texture.
- Targets conditions including acne.
- Offers minimal downtime.
- Emits a spectrum of light wavelengths into the skin.
- Light is absorbed by melanin in skin and blood vessels.
- Causes damage to targeted areas, stimulating natural healing.
- Promotes growth of new skin cells, leading to clearer and smoother skin.
- Reduces appearance of acne scars.
- Treats active acne by killing acne-causing bacteria.
- Reduces inflammation and accelerates healing.
- Heat from light shrinks sebaceous glands, reducing oil production and preventing breakouts.
- Handheld device emits pulses of light across the skin.
- Causes a warm sensation; general comfort but potential for mild discomfort.
- Typical session duration: 20 to 30 minutes.
- Multiple sessions needed, usually three to six, spaced a few weeks apart.
- Skin may appear red and slightly swollen.
- Symptoms similar to a mild sunburn, lasting a few hours to days.
- Sun exposure should be avoided; use high-SPF sunscreen due to increased skin sensitivity.
- Those with darker skin tones (risk of hyperpigmentation).
- Pregnant individuals.
- Those with skin infections.
- Those taking certain medications.
- Always consult with a dermatologist or skincare professional.
- They can assess skin type, discuss goals, and advise on the best treatment course.
Book a complimentary consultation with us to discuss your aesthetic goals and explore suitable treatment options.
