Photofacial Treatments

"Creating A Youthful Appearance at the Speed of Light!"

Pulsed light skin therapy is based on emitting high intensity pulses of light ... not lasers. This technology penetrates the skin to correct those imperfections that bother you, such as: sun damage, rosacea, age spots, facial spider veins.

The results are the removal of age/sun spots, removal of vascular lesions, even skin tone and texture. It is like taking an eraser to those imperfections, leaving a smoother, more even complexion.

Sun damage and age spots

The sun keeps us warm, gives us light, and makes those "beautiful" marks on our skin.

What! Those sunspots, "age spots" are actually the result of sun damage, or "photodamage" and are not so beautiful.

Yes, we are reaping the damage of those earlier years basking in the sun without the protection of sunblock. Photodamage ages us tremendously, and gives your skin a harsh (rough) texture. Most prominent areas affected are the face and hands.

We have something to help you. It is a medical grade system called "Pulsed Light Therapy" and will help to erase the abuse your skin has been through.

This is newer technology than laser, and is safer than laser.

Most patients require 3 treatments to remove the darkened pigment, correct and even out the skin tone. These treatments also help to minimize pores while subtly tightening the tissue. You will notice a younger, healthier looking skin.

We recommend a combination of Pulsed Light treatments with microdermabrasion / chemical peel to accentuate results.

Facial spider veins

When you look in your mirror, do you see a road map on your face?

Sorry, but those tiny red and blue lines belong on a Rand McNallly map, not your face.

We have something to help: Pulsed Light Therapy is used to erase those tiny blood vessels and spider veins giving your face a clearer complexion.

This medical grade system works by heating up the blood vessel to the point it collapses and goes away. This surface vessel is not needed and is usually resultant of genetics, rosacea, age and exposure.

Most patients require 3 treatments.

Call us to schedule a free consultation.

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