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WHAT IS a

photo facial?

A treatment for Rosacea, Acne Rosacea, Capillaries, Acne Scars, Pigmented Scars & Sun Damage.

As we age the visible signs of sun damage, lifestyle choices and the natural aging process will appear in our complexion.

Photo Facial Rejuvenation – IPL – is the only non-invasive procedure that treats pigmentations, broken capillaries, chronic redness, red scars and rosacea safely and consistently. With the use of AFT Pulsed Light Technology, dramatic improvements can be accomplished for these skin problems with minimal discomfort.

what photo facials treat

Photo Facial's treat the following:

  • Freckles & Brown Spots – face, hands chest, arms

  • Acne Rosacea

  • Rosacea – persistent redness.

  • Broken Capillaries and chronic redness.

  • Acne Scars

  • Hyper Pigmentations and dark spots, blotchy skin color, irregular tone.

how do photo facials work?

Also known as IPL, Photo Facial Rejuvenation is an Intense Pulsed Light treatment that can be delivered in a single session or for some, in multiple sessions. The light is gently pulsed over the skin and is absorbed by either the colour of the lesions, or the colour in the unwanted blood vessels and broken capillaries.

 

Lesions such as Age Spots, Brown Spots and Hyper pigmentations will darken immediately and then will fade within the days to come. Veins and Capillaries often show an immediate response, but may need a few days to resolve.

An exciting feature about Photo Facial Rejuvenation is that there is little or no downtime. Prior to treatments it is important to avoid direct sun exposure, self-tanning creams and the use of tanning beds. Freshly tanned skin increases the risk of complications and should be avoided – your technician will discuss this with you! To ensure your treatments are both safe and effective, we recommend the use of sunscreen.

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PHOTO FACIAL pricing

Interested in booking your photo facial treatment with Sweet Hair Removal?

Explore our photo facial prices for more details.

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