Photorejuvenation of the skin of the face, neck and décolleté at the Gold Laser

Restoring youthful skin was once considered impossible. Today, modern women have a wealth of options for improving their skin's condition. Photorejuvenation is considered one of the solutions for combating skin problems. Of all existing skin healing and rejuvenation techniques, photorejuvenation is the most effective and promising. The procedure results in renewed skin structure, reduced pore size, reduced fine veins, and a fresh, smooth complexion.
As a method for correcting age-related changes in the face, photorejuvenation has a therapeutic effect. This method can permanently eliminate rosacea, dilated capillaries, and age spots, minimizing the effects of photoaging. No other method can achieve such results.

Features of the photorejuvenation procedure

The procedure involves applying light to the skin. It is performed using a state-of-the-art laser device, the IDS. The Gold Laser cosmetology and medical clinic uses the latest model of this device, released in 2021. As the most powerful and effective device not only for photorejuvenation but also for photoepilation, the IDS device delivers results in just a few sessions.

The facial photorejuvenation procedure includes several stages:

• Consultation with a doctor. A cosmetologist at the Gold Laser clinic will collect a medical history, assess the patient's skin condition, and learn about their goals and expectations for the procedure. The specialist will explain preparation for the session, the procedure, how light works on the skin, and the recovery process. They will also advise on the number of treatments needed for visible and long-lasting results.
• Preparation. Before the session, it is important for the patient to avoid sun exposure to prevent post-procedure pigmentation.
• Photorejuvenation procedure. The procedure itself begins with cleansing the skin of impurities and makeup. The doctor then applies a conductive gel to the treatment area, covers the patient's eyes with special protective goggles, and performs photorejuvenation with light. The session lasts about half an hour.
• Recovery. During and after the procedure, you may feel a slight warmth, burning sensation, and redness in the treated area. There is also a risk of slight tissue swelling. All these symptoms disappear spontaneously within 1-2 hours. After photorejuvenation, the doctor will give the patient skin care recommendations during this period. Recovery is quick and comfortable, with no visible traces of the procedure. Makeup can be applied the following day. Avoid intense sun exposure for 2 weeks after the session, and use sunscreen throughout the entire photorejuvenation course.

The first results of photorejuvenation can be seen after 1-2 sessions, and the final results – 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.