As with any type of procedure, the most important thing is that a person considering photo rejuvenation must be sure they have realistic expectations of what they can expect after treatment. They also need to understand that one treatment is not likely to achieve the results they're seeking and that not all skin issues can be corrected with photo rejuvenation.
Common uses
Some of the most common skin problems that can be helped by photo rejuvenation include:
Acne - we all know how disfiguring acne scars can be. Photo
Rejuvenation is an option for those who have deep marks left on their skin from severe acne. While it may not eradicate the scars, it can minimize them.
Rosacea - for those who suffer with rosacea (reddening of the skin) photo rejuvenation can be very helpful in treatment.
Vascular Lesions - can be anything from very fine feathery marks on the face (or anywhere else on the body) to darker spots. Photo Rejuvenation can be used to lessen these marks.
Birthmarks - birthmarks can often be lightened with photo rejuvenation although they often require multiple treatments.
Hair Removal - some people feel the most effective method of hair removal from the face or on other areas of the body are best dealt with using photo rejuvenation methods. This is one of the most popular treatments.
IPL uses gentle light pulses to erase sunspots and pigmented lesions on the face, hands, chest, arms and legs. This treatment targets only the pigment imperfections, leaving normal skin unaffected. Additional benefits include tighter pore size and smoother texture.