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Intense Pulsed Light and Photorejuvenation

Intense Pulsed Light and Photorejuvenation Light is gently pulsed over the treatment area and is absorbed by either the colour of pigment (brown lesions) or colour of unwanted blood vessels. Lesions such as age spots will become darker and fade or disappear within 10-14 days. Broken capillaries, blood vessels will show an immediate response or fade over 1-14 days.
IPL - Photorejuvenation is a revolutionary pain free technology that uses light to treat the following skin concerns:
• Sun damage
• Brown spots
• Broken capillaries
• Redness, symptoms associated with roscea
• Unsightly veins and small veins

 

 

FACIAL VEINS and ROSACEA
IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) offers the perfect solution to broken facial veins and rosacea. Light is absorbed into the targeted blood vessels, causing them to coagulate and break down. There is little or no down time, so it can be done over a lunch hour. Typically 3-4 sessions are required.

IPL is ideally suited to reduce and relieve the effects of Rosacea. The treatment is quick and relatively pain free. Typically 2 - 4 sessions ae required to reduce the redness and you may have to maintain the reduction at intervals as the rosacea is an underlying condition.






Treating Leg Veins with Laser

Prominent leg veins can make you self-concious. While not life-threatening, they may force you to cover up and deny yourself the pleasure of outdoor activity and light, comfortable clothing.
This problem can now be treated with laser. In just a few treatments your unsightly veins will fade from view.
A variety of leg veins, ranging from the most superficial to deeper blood vessels, respond well to laser therapy. Spider veins, very small veins caused by a dilution of the minute vessles that sit near the skin's surface and reticular veins, the small, bluish coloured veins that carry blood to the skin's tiny vessels, are just two examples of these type of veins.
The laser causes no damage to the overlying skin. Temporary bruising may occur at first, but will fade into final results.



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