Facial photorejuvenation treatment with ipl in Málaga | Renova Clinic

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Photorejuvenation is a treatment that uses intense pulsed light (IPL), a non-laser light source, to fix pigmentation issues, like sun damage, brown spots, and freckles, and vascular abnormalities such as redness, broken capillaries, spider veins, and rosacea.

Photorejuvenation also minimizes pore size and fine lines, stimulates dormant skin cells, and promotes new collagen to grow.

IPL technology works by emitting high-intensity pulses of broadband light deep into the skin without harming the surface area. A highly advanced built-in computer controls the range and frequency of the light to target and collapse damaged blood vessels and/or melanin, while normal surrounding skin tissue is hardly affected.

nales de las moléculas de agua aumentando su temperatura y transmitiendo calor a los tejidos circundantes evitando al flacidez de la cara.

Dicho calentamiento va a favorecer: Un aumento de la circulación de toda la zona permitiendo mejorar el metabolismo tanto del tejido graso subcutáneo como la mejora del aspecto de la piel.

La formación de nuevo colágeno, renovando igualmente en la piel como el tejido subcutáneo, permitiendo que todo el tejido en conjunto adquiera firmeza. Migración de fibroblastos, lo cual reforzará mucho más la estructura del colágeno, dando como resultado un rejuvenecimiento de la zona tratada.

Who is photorejuvention (IPL) for?

Photorejuvenation is ideal for people who have pale to medium or olive-toned complexions and wish to refine skin texture and even out ski
n discoloration caused by sun damage, aging, acne, rosacea, damaged blood vessels, or capillaries. Photorejuvenation is not suitable for darker skin types since melanin is one of the primary targets; the darker your skin, the higher the risk of adverse pigmentation issues. Individuals with darker skin types should consider chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and laser resurfacing to improve skin texture and tone.

Photorejuvenation is not appropriate for pregnant women or patients who have taken Accutane for the past six months. Persons with a history of cold sores or herpes simplex virus shouldn’t have this procedure until they are pre-treated for these conditions. Certain medications, particularly blood thinners, may increase the risk of side effects, so it is very important to talk to a trusted doctor about your medical history.

How is photorejuventaion (IPL) done?

The discomfort level of photorejuvenation depends on a person’s threshold for pain. Often times, a topical anesthetic is applied 10 to 30 minutes before treatment, but further pain management is not necessary.

A photorejuvenation treatment requires you and the doctor to wear protective eyewear. Skin is first cleansed and coated with a thin layer of cool gel, then the doctor or technician places a handheld device with a smooth glass surface onto the skin that pulses flashes of light. Each pulse causes a snapping or burning sensation that can be compared to the snapping of a rubber band or quick match burn. Once the treatment is finished, the gel is wiped off and a cold compress may be applied for several minutes to alleviate any discomfort. Moisturizer and sunscreen is applied as a last step.

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La radiofrecuencia facial es un tratamiento que consiste en la estimulación de colágeno para combatir el envejecimiento del rostro y la flacidez.