laser
or fine veins. We find that the
brown spots tend to darken and
that skin can redden and appear
slightly puffy. This typically lasts
a few hours to a day or so.
Expect to see improvements in
skin complexion between one
to three weeks as the darkened
BEFORE Maurice Adatto, MD AFTER Maurice Adatto, MD
spots flake off and fade and
the redness decreases. During
well as rosacea. There is no sun-damaged skin. The this time it is very important to
real, effective treatment currently LimeLight Facial is ideally moisturise and apply a broad
available on the NHS for these useful for treating redness, spectrum sun screen to the skin
skin complaints. It is a quick telangiectasias (tiny veins) or to enhance the rejuvenation
and effective treatment for these brown spots on any part of your process even on cloudy days.”
unsightly blemishes and my face, neck and décolleté. The
patients are always extremely procedure can be customized to Will the spots and redness
pleased with the results.” your skin type to selectively treat reappear over time?
the brown and/or red pigmented
How many treatments will I areas on your skin.” Dr Julia Sevi: “Maintenance is
need? not generally required, although
What happens after the Rosacea can need ongoing
Dr Fauzia Khan: “Most of treatment, and when will I treatment. Successfully treated
our clients require one to three start to see results? redness, veins and brown spots
treatments to see results. will not return, but new ones can
Additional treatments are Marti McDaniel: “We use develop with new sun damage.”
recommended for excessively LimeLight to treat mottled skin CS&AM
Expert Panel
Dr Julia Sevi (www.goodhealthcentre.co.uk) specialises in the holistic
approach to beauty. Combining state-of-the-art science with natural health
philosophy, she aims to treat not only the problem but also the underlying
cause. Dr Julia tailors individual packages using combinations of treatments,
underpinned by the philosophy that less is more.
Marti McDaniel is a senior aesthetic practitioner at
Skin.Quest.uk. (www.
skinquestuk.com), and has 35 years experience in the industry, having worked
with several top dermatologists and surgeons. Marti is a founding member of
the Aesthetic Nurse Forum responsible for setting and managing standards for
the Royal College of Nursing.
Dr Philip Edwards is a GP Partner at Everest House Surgery, Hemel
Hempstead, and also Medical Director at Ryder Clinic, St Albans (www.
ryderclinic.co.uk). A member of the Royal College of General Practitioners, Dr
Edwards is involved in practice-based GP training. His specific interests are
sports injuries, minor surgery and laser skin treatments. Y
.CO.UK
Dr Fauzia Khan (www.binsinalaser.co.uk) has worked as a specialist
YTODA
dermatologist, cosmetic physician and laser consultant for 15 years. Her
research led to the worldwide launch of the first Dark Skin Hair Removal
Applicator in 2004. A member of AAD and EADV, she is trained in cosmetic art
using lasers, IPL and infrared technology.
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