Up to 3 Sessions of Photorejuvenation of the Skin of the Face and Neck at the «Gold Laser»

Previously, it was considered unrealistic to restore the skin's youth. Today, modern women have a huge number of options for improving the condition of their skin. One of the solutions in the fight against skin problems is photorejuvenation. This wonderful method of rejuvenation became known several years ago. Among all existing methods of skin healing and rejuvenation, photorejuvenation is the most effective and promising. As a result of the procedure, the skin structure is renewed, pores are narrowed, small vascular networks disappear, the skin becomes fresh and smooth.
As a method of correcting age-related changes in the face, photorejuvenation of the face has a therapeutic effect. With this method, you can get rid of photoaging, rosacea, dilated capillaries, and pigment spots forever. No other method can give such a result.

Features of the photorejuvenation procedure

The procedure is a method of exposing the skin to light. This procedure is carried out using a modern laser device - IDS. The Gold laser cosmetology and medical clinic uses the latest model of this device - 2021. Being the most powerful and effective device not only for photorejuvenation, but also for photoepilation, the IDS device gives results after just a few sessions.

The facial photorejuvenation procedure includes several stages:

• Consultation with a doctor. A cosmetologist at the Gold Laser clinic will collect an anamnesis, assess the patient's skin condition and learn about his goals and expectations from the procedure. If the patient has no contraindications to photorejuvenation and is indicated for this treatment procedure, the specialist will tell about preparation for the session, the method of implementation, how light works with the skin and how recovery proceeds, and will also orientate how many procedures are needed for a visible and prolonged result.
• Preparation: Before the session, it is important for the patient to avoid sun exposure to avoid post-procedure pigmentation.
• Photorejuvenation procedure. The procedure itself begins with cleansing the skin from dirt and makeup, then the doctor applies a conductive gel to the treatment area, covers the patient's eyes with special protective glasses and performs photorejuvenation with light. The session lasts about half an hour.
• Rehabilitation. During and after the procedure, you may feel a slight warmth, burning, and redness of the skin in the treatment area. There is also a risk of minor tissue swelling. All these signs disappear on their own after 1-2 hours. After photorejuvenation, the doctor gives the patient recommendations for skin care during this period. Recovery is fast and comfortable, traces of manipulation are not visible on the skin. Makeup can be applied the next day. Active insolation should be avoided for 2 weeks after the session, and it is important to use sunscreens throughout the entire photorejuvenation course.

The first results of photorejuvenation can be seen after 1-2 sessions, and the final ones - after a few weeks, when the course of procedures is completed.

Photorejuvenation is contraindicated for people:

• For those suffering from keloid disease.
• With acute forms of fever.
• With oncological diseases.
• For those allergic to light.
• With diabetes.
• With a pacemaker.
• For pregnant and lactating women.