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Fractional Laser and IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) and Their Efficacy
Are you ready to discover a fantastic, non-invasive treatment that can transform your skin?
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy harnesses the power of broad-spectrum light to tackle a wide variety of skin conditions. By targeting specific chromophores such as melanin and hemoglobin, IPL stimulates photothermolysis, which uses light energy to generate heat in a targeted area. This process generates gentle heating in targeted areas, promoting healing while safeguarding the surrounding tissue – how amazing is that? For those seeking even more dramatic results, fractional laser resurfacing offers a complementary approach. This advanced treatment creates microscopic columns of thermal injury in the skin, stimulating collagen production and promoting cellular turnover for a smoother, more refined complexion.
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Versatile Clinical Applications:
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IPL therapy is incredibly versatile and can be used to address several skin concerns, including:
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Photorejuvenation: Say goodbye to visible signs of aging! IPL effectively reduces fine lines and uneven skin texture by boosting collagen production, helping you achieve a youthful glow. Fractional laser resurfacing takes this a step further, addressing deeper wrinkles and textural irregularities for a more dramatic rejuvenation.
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Pigmentary Disorders: Are you struggling with sun-induced hyperpigmentation or melasma? IPL can help promote a clearer and more uniform complexion. Fractional laser resurfacing enhances these results by targeting stubborn pigmentation and promoting an even skin tone.
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Vascular Lesions: Our estheticians can address conditions like rosacea and spider veins through IPL, which coagulates hemoglobin within the blood vessels, leading to their natural collapse and a more even skin tone. Fractional laser resurfacing can further improve skin texture and tone, creating a flawless finish.
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Acne Management: If you have inflammatory acne, IPL can reduce redness and limit sebaceous gland activity, promoting a clearer complexion. Fractional laser resurfacing is also highly effective for treating acne scars, smoothing out pitted or uneven skin for a more refined appearance.
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Numerous clinical studies demonstrate the gradual and impressive improvements that IPL therapy and fractional laser resurfacing can offer, with a low risk of side effects, especially when personalized for your needs.
Rejuvenate your skin with exciting IPL treatments and fractional laser resurfacing, targeting pigmentation, fine lines, acne scars, and more. With these gentle, non-surgical procedures, you can achieve smoother, more radiant skin that you'll be proud to show off!
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Looking for more information on Fractional Laser Resurfacing? Check out our dedicated page!
Before & After results from a single treatment of IPL
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How Long Does It Take?For most peels, the entire process should only take between 30-45 minutes, depending on the number of passes/ layers.
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What Should I Avoid?Avoid scratching the location, direct sunlight for the first week, and using any harsh face washes.
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When Do I See Results?You'll be completely done peeling and see the new skin layer fully develop at around 2 weeks.
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How Often Should I Get a Chemical Peel?You should try to get a peel every couple of months to ensure consistency and lasting results.
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How Do Chemical Peels Work?A carefully formulated solution is applied to exfoliate away damaged cells, revealing a fresh, glowing complexion.
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What Can Peels Treat?Peels can treat a myriad of symptoms including: Fine lines & wrinkles, uneven complexion, dryness & laxity, and acne-prone skin
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Can Treatments Be Combined?Absolutely! Peels complement laser therapy or injectables beautifully. If you aren't sure and want to combine with any other procedure, feel free to consult one of our estheticians.
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What's the Recovery Time?Light peels have no downtime; deeper peels may require a few days of recovery.
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How Long Does It Take?The entire process only takes a minute and you're good to go.
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When Do I Expect Results?You should feel the results almost immediately afterwards and for the next week or two.
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What Should I Avoid?Luckily, because B-12 is such a benign compound, there aren't many things you can't do.
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How Often Should I Get Them?To maintain the proper levels of B-12 in your body, aim to get a shot once a month.
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