DERMATOLOGY

   
 
   
     
   
   
     

DERMATOLOGY RECEPTION

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FEEDBACK
   
PATIENT EDUCATION
Dermatology - Introduction
Fruit Acid Peel  
IPL - Body & Face Hair Removal  
Pigmented and Vascular Lesions  
Biofiber Hair Insertion
Electrocautery  
  Acne  
  Vitiligo  
  Psoriasis  
Skin Rejuvenation
Narrow band UVB Photography
  
 
DERMATOLOGY

Intense pulse light Body & Face Hair removals

Frustrated with unwanted hair? Tired of shaving, waxing or plucking that leaves you suffering with razor burns, ingrown hairs, breakouts or hyperpigmentation? Now there's a permanent way that is safe, fast and affordable!

Men and women of all skin colors suffering with unwanted facial or body hair can be safely and effectively treated.

  Intense pulse light treatment is an effective method of treating unwanted hair. Unwanted hair may be caused by medical conditions (hirsutism, hypertrichosis and other disorders).

The purpose of the treatment is to achieve cosmetic improvements by reducing hair growth by using intense light pulse to destroy hair follicles.  Treatments using this method will not cure any medical conditions causing unwanted hair.

IPL is a special type of light treatment that is actually not even a laser. The concept of burning off hair follicles so that they do not grow back. The light travels through a gel usually aloe vera that is put on the skin. Laser technology has significantly improved over the years and systems like IPL were just developed as recently as three to four years ago. 

Light energy is sent through the outer skin, the epidermis and energy is concentrated on the dermis, the deeper part of the skin. Because the light generates heat, it stimulates cells in the body that go on to form more collagen, as much as 20% more. 

Post-operative recommendations should be followed in order to ensure the best possible results. Exposure to the sun and excessive heat must be avoided for 3 to 6 months after the treatment, and a sun block of SPF 20 or greater must be used on the exposed skin areas.