Photorejuvenation uses light energy from a laser device called an Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) to improve:

• Brown spots caused by the sun, aging and genetics
• Blotchy redness
• Broken blood vessels

Photorejuvenation, which is sometimes referred to as a “Photofacial”, also improves texture by stimulating collagen production in the skin.  This makes pores appear smaller and fine lines less noticeable.  Four to five treatments are spaced 3-4 weeks apart to achieve the best results.  Photorejuvenation treatments makes skin look and feel, tight, refreshed and toned.

The entire face is treated in approximately 20 minutes. The neck, chest, arms and hands may also be treated safely and effectively.  No anesthetic cream is necessary during a photorejuvenation procedure.

The best way to maintain results is to protect the skin from sun and use medical grade products in your home skin care program. After the initial series of treatments, one or two photorejuvenation treatments per year are helpful to keep brown spots, blood vessels and fine lines at bay.  Frequency of maintenance treatments depends on sun exposure.