Photo Facial Treatment therapy is a treatment that can assist with skin colouring, hyperpigmentation, freckle removal, rosacea improvement, and spider vein removal. A technician begins by directing light energy to certain cells. The energy is used by these cells, and the light is converted into heat, causing harm to the problem cells, and preventing future cellular regeneration.

Photo facial treatment differs from laser therapy in that it may target cells while causing no damage to surrounding skin tissue. Our Brampton facial treatment clinic has a procedure that may generate and spread numerous wavelengths three times stronger than traditional laser therapy. This process targets the second layer of skin while keeping the first layer smooth and healthy. This treatment is typically painless and non-invasive. Since the therapy primarily targets the second layer of skin, there are no visible symptoms of treatment, allowing you to continue your usual activities immediately. These technologies can provide you with skin that is smooth, supple, healthy, and even.

Conditions Treated

Skin rejuvenation and resurfacing can be used to address the following conditions:

• Static wrinkles: These wrinkles are always apparent and do not vary in appearance because of facial movements.
• Varied Wrinkles: Expression lines that emerge as folds when the skin is not moving and intensify with facial movements or expressions are known as dynamic or varied wrinkles.
• Pigmentation: Sun exposure is the primary cause of freckles, sunspots, and other darker regions of skin.
• Scars: Scars can be rolling (a wavy look to the skin), pitted, discoloured, or have elevated borders because of acne or skin damage.
• Vascular problems: Visible blood vessels on the skin's surface, vascular lesions that look like small blood-filled blisters, or even a persistent flush of facial redness.
• Skin tone loss: Weakening of the supporting skin components (collagen and elastin fibres), resulting in skin firmness loss or cellulite formation.

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