Photofacial IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) in Austin, TX

Want Smoother, Healthier, Younger-Looking Skin?

IPL Photofacials can improve the signs of sun damage, rosacea, and brown and red spots on the face, hands and body. It has also been used to reduce the appearance of mild acne scars, small blood vessels, dark circles around the eyes and fine lines around the eyes and mouth. If you want the skin on your face to be smoother and healthier, and if you want to look younger, then IPL photofacial might be the right cosmetic treatment for you.

Why Your Skin Looks Tired & Old

Over time, your skin begins to display the effects of aging. Factors like the sun, gravity and hormones can actually speed up the aging process. The collagen found in your skin begins to break down which results in fine lines around the eyes and lips, deeper lines and grooves in the brow, and much more. One day you wake up to find that your face no longer has that youthful, vibrant appearance you once had.

How We Can Help You Fight The Signs of Aging

There are various procedures that can help treat skin conditions and restore youthful appearances to your face. Photo rejuvenation treatments can help you achieve the desired younger look you are after. IPLs treat your skin in a safe, easy, gentle and effective manner.

Photo rejuvenation, a minimally-invasive procedure, only treats the needed areas while leaving the surrounding tissues intact. This provides the patient with smoother, healthier, younger-looking skin.

Give Yourself The Gift of Looking and Feeling Young Again

Testimonial - ”I’m a fair skinned girl — or at least I try to be, but it’s hard to maintain in Texas! I’m no sun worshiper, but despite my best SPF efforts the ghosts of sunburns past were starting to come through in the form of brown spots, especially on my cheeks and cheekbones. After my very first visit with Stephany my most hated freckle on my left cheek darkened the first day, got scaly the second day, and washed OFF the third day. I’m hooked. I’ve been back every month for my face and even had my chest done a couple of times. It also seems to tighten things a little bit and zaps broken capillaries away. Porcelain skin is in my reach.” Read more reviews here.

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Photofacial IPL in Austin

What is Photofacial IPL?

Photofacial is a nonablative and noninvasive treatment that rejuvenates your skin using the remarkable technology of Intense Pulsed Light (IPL).

What does the IPL Photofacial Treat?

IPL Photo rejuvenation can treat a wide variety of skin problems. It can be used to remove sun damage and red spots or diffuse redness and can help with acne or rosacea. In addition, it can help in smoothing uneven skin texture, close large pores, and eliminate wrinkles by stimulating collagen growth.

Photofacial is considered to be the most versatile skin treatment available, erasing years of skin damage!

How many treatments will I need?

Depending on the area being treated and the severity of the problem, multiple treatment sessions may be recommended. For many problems, three to five treatments are necessary, spaced out every 4 weeks.

Pre-Treatment Instructions:

Avoid the sun and tanning beds in the area to be treated for 4-6 weeks before laser treatments. If you are tanned, wait until it fades!
Wear broad spectrum sun protection with SPF 30 or higher on any exposed treatment area every day.
If you have a history of perioral herpes, prophylactic antiviral therapy may be started the day before treatment and continued one week after treatment.
Darker pigmented skin cannot be treated with the photofacial device! If treated, you will have burns with hyperpigmentation and this may not clear for 6 months or more. The use of topical medications will be much safer for you.
The use of self-tanners must be discontinued one week before treatment.
On the day of the laser treatment, do not wear any lotions, body oils, perfumes, deodorant or makeup on the area to be treated.
No photofacials while on accutane or retinoids (retin-A). At least one month off of accutane and 1 week off retinoids.