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Photofacials are used to enhance the appearance of sun-damaged and older skin. They also help reduce the effects of acne scars and red lines associated with rosacea. These pulsating light...
A photofacial is a new type of cosmetic treatment. Unlike surgeries, which require cutting or chemically burning the skin, a photofacial uses pulsating light to make skin look younger, healthier...
A photofacial uses an Intense Pulse Light rather than a laser to deliver light energy. The wavelengths of each pulse range from 500 nm to 1,200 nm depending on the settings selected by the...
Photofacials use Intense Pulse Light with a specific range of wavelengths to treat a variety of skin problems. The light is primarily absorbed by blood supplies and melanin. These treatments also...
Hyperpigmentation is a darkening of the skin caused by a localized increase in melanin, a black pigment. It is common in older skin and also may be caused by sun damage or skin conditions such as...
Photofacials are laser treatments that use gentle pulses of intense light to restore aged or sun damaged skin as well as reduce redness caused by genetic disposition, rosacea, alcohol, medication...
Photofacials use thermal energy and light to promote collagen production in the skin dermis. The procedure makes your skin more youthful and can lighten freckles. Freckles are tan spots of melanin...
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