Refresh Your Features With IPL  Photo Facial Treatment

Your facial features are a very important part of your everyday appearance, so it is very important to keep your face fresh and youthful looking. Year by year, millions of patients complain of various skin conditions including, acne scars, sun spots, melasma, wrinkles and lines or constant red complexion. Treatment methods such as microdermabrasion, chemical peels and laser resurfacing have been used to improve these conditions. A new and effective technique called intense pulsed light (IPL), is non-ablative and treats any of the mentioned skin conditions. This procedure is also called photorejuvenation.

Using IPL photo facial treatmnet does not damage the surface of the skin, and uses high intensity pulses of broadband light different from the narrow band light of lasers. The deeper parts of the skin are touched as the superficial aspect of the skin remains untouched. There are different types of IPL available on the market used to treat different conditions such as spider veins, melasma, age spots etc. The main advantage of IPL fotofacial is that it does damage the skin surface, unlike dermabrasion and laser resurfacing. This allows for almost no recovery time after undergoing a procedure that takes between 30-45 minutes. You will be able to do the treatment even during your lunch break and will not experience any significant side effects or pain. IPL also allows a larger area to be treated, something that laser treatment does not do.

You may need several treatments performed after knowing that little damage is done to the skin. This procedure is ideal for someone who cannot afford to have any down time, but will need to understand that additional treatments will be needed. Generally they are performed 3 weeks apart from each other, allowing your face time to see how far one or two treatments will take you. After IPL fotofacial, your face should improve in texture and tone, with decreased redness, more even color and youthful appearance. The results depend on how the skin is cared for after the procedure, but can last up to a year with good sun protection.

The cost for IPL varies with each person, as the size of the area targeted is different with each person as well as the severity of the problem. Generally the procedure is more expensive than peels but less expensive than lasers. Typically, the cost ranges from 300-600 dollars per treatment.

Undergoing any type of procedure, surgical or non surgical is risky, as each person is different reacting to certain treatments. IPL fotofacial is proven to be a very safe and effective method for treating any facial skin condition that you might not feel comfortable with. You should see your local skin care physician to see if IPL would best fit your needs, and react well according to your needs. Results may be more gradual with some, so it is important to be patient after completing the treatment. The best scenario is improvement. It is very difficult to achieve 100% perfection. IPL fotofacial offers the best non-ablative method to helping your skin.

Advanced Technology Laser Centre

Sun damage treatment is also provided by Advanced Technology Laser Centre. Some of the specials include teeth whitening (in just one hour), IPL Photofacial, laser hair removal, ultrasonic facial and Fraxel restore laser

Full Face IPL Treatment

Here's what I look like the day after my full-face IPL Treatment with no sunblock or BB cream. you can see that the freckles and excess pigmentation are starting to darken.

 IPL ( Photo facial) Treatments

The average cost for a FotoFacial/IPL is $350 - $600 each treatment, depending on the body part. However here a Vonnee's can recieve a photo facial for only $135.00 each facial treatment, or $125.00 each for a series of 4 or more!

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