What Is A Photofacial Good For?
As there are several skin therapy treatments available, it can feel overwhelming to pick which is the best option for you. However, we will always suggest that you pursue Photofacial treatment when pigmentation or skin blemishes are an issue. Additionally, both the IPL and Photofacial treatments have several advantages:
The IPL Photofacial Pairs Well With Non-Surgical Treatments:
One of the many questions that we receive is, “Can I do a Photofacial if I’m still doing another procedure?” Naturally, you may be concerned about pairing several treatments together as they may not be compatible. While we do not recommend that you receive a Photofacial when you are undergoing other surgical procedures, you should not expect issues with non-surgical treatments.
So, if you are undergoing a BOTOX procedure, you should still be able to get a Photofacial. In some cases, we may suggest that you undergo these types of treatments at the same time. This is because a procedure like BOTOX may be able to target areas that a Photofacial cannot. So, by combining both treatments, you can get the maximum skin rejuvenation results.
Effective Treatment For Sunburn Damage:
Unfortunately, this is one of the most common skin-related issues that you can have. This is because each time you leave the comfort of your home, you risk your skin being damaged by the Sun. While the effects of this can vary from wrinkles to dark spots, you should expect the heat rays to deliver several blows to your skin.
Fortunately, Photofacial treatments are one of the most recommended sun damage therapies in the realm of skincare. In essence, when Photofacials are used for sun damage treatment, the light rays are directed at any discolored cells that may live deep beneath the skin. As your skin receives this light in the form of heat, these cells can quickly be dissolved, leaving more room for much healthier cells to grow.
Treatment of Stubborn Acne:
Acne is one of the most common skin-related issues and can be prevalent from adolescence. Fortunately, these can be treated with Photofacials, including the LED type of this treatment. This is extremely beneficial because such treatment is extremely easy to perform, making it a quick and easy way to treat stubborn acne. Essentially, by directing LED light on the problem area, activity in the acne-causing glands is reduced. This should allow your skin to become more rejuvenated.
It Offers Downtime Skin Rejuvenation Results:
What makes the Photofacial treatment a special procedure is the lack of downtime. Although the light pulses can burrow deep into the skin, it is non-abrasive and non-intrusive, so there is no redness or swelling. Many patients, may ultimately forget that they have had the procedure soon after due to such effects. So, you should never be concerned about how such a procedure will affect your routine or schedule.