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rejuvenation can take years off your face, naturally.
evolutionary laser skin rejuvenation is here to stay and the technology and breadth of treatments has been improving at a rapid rate. Skin resurfacing, skin tightening, skin peels or collagen-stimulating SmoothEye, Liplase, 3D and 4D face lifts are only a few examples of new treatments which are effective and guarantee natural results with minimal downtime.
Acne, rosacea, scars and stretchmarks can all be diminished faster and better using the latest laser techniques when compared with other treatment methods. Removal of hair, age-spots, pigmentation, skin lesions, veins and a reduction in snoring are among other indications that are available, including vaginal rejuvenation (which has been shown to be beneficial in cases of post- menopausal problems in women like vaginal dryness, poor sexual satisfaction and stress incontinence). All this has been made possible by combining two complementary laser wavelengths; Er:Yag and Nd:Yag in the award-winning Fotona SP Dynamis equipment - a world class aesthetic laser renowned for its precision, safety and efficacy.
Fotona Nd:Yag wavelength reaches the deepest layer of skin whilst Er:Yag brushes off skin surface imperfections to reveal a healthier, glowing complexion. Laser technology has come a long way over the years and these days adverse reactions are rare but may include slight swelling, redness or bruising. Laser and other anti-ageing procedures require careful planning. An experienced and trained aesthetic practitioner should carry out a careful assessment and will
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propose a bespoke treatment plan. Some procedures may be combined, for example skin resurfacing or laser peel with an autologous therapy using platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections, sometimes known as the “Vampire facial”. By combining procedures such as these, enhanced skin rejuvenation and shorter downtimes are achieved.
Downtime after a laser procedure ranges from a few hours to possibly 3 to 4 weeks in the worst-case scenario, depending on the severity of the signs of ageing and the intensity of the energy used. TWILIGHT, SMOOTH, FRAC 3, PIANO, and TURBO are examples of different modes being prescribed. With the first being gentle hence a little down time - and the latter being more aggressive, hence more downtime. Fotona 4D facial skin rejuvenation (also called SmoothLiftin) allows a full thickness contraction of collagen giving long-lasting tightening of the skin and volumising effect, resulting in a reduction of wrinkles with minimal downtime. One can carry on normal daily activities like work and socialising after this procedure, making it a true lunchtime face lift. For best effect three sessions, perhaps one month apart, are recommended.
So, if you have lines, wrinkles, dry or sun-damaged skin with broken veins and pigmentation or if you need scars, stretchmarks or skin lesion removal, call me at Eternal Clinic in Egham on 01784436904 or Weybridge on 07710521619 to book an appointment. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram where information about our procedures will be posted. Remember Autumn, Winter and Spring months are the best times to have laser treatments to reveal a brighter more youthful complexion.
Beata Cybulska MD, Aesthetic Practitioner, Founder & Director of Eternal Clinic
www.eternal.clinic
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