One IPL Photofacial with Dr. Shahin Javaheri (Up to 49% Off)
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IPL diminishes sun damage, fine lines, acne scarring, & uneven pigmentation for clearer complexion. Performed by our experienced RN.
- One IPL Photofacial
- One Acne IPL Photo Facial with Acne Filter
- Photo-Fractional for Face OR Neck (IPL and Laser Skin Resurfacing)
- Type of laser: Lumenis Stellar M22 IPL
This services is best for lighter skin tones (1-3 on the Fitzpatrick Scale). Call (415) 923-3800 to ask if you're a good candidate.
An IPL photo facial is a cosmetic procedure using intense pulsed light (IPL) to address various skin concerns like discoloration, redness, and sun damage. It's a non-surgical treatment that improves skin tone and texture by targeting melanin and hemoglobin in the skin.
How it works:
- Broad Spectrum Light: IPL uses a broad spectrum of light, unlike lasers which use a single wavelength, allowing it to target multiple skin imperfections simultaneously.
- Melanin and Hemoglobin: The light is absorbed by melanin (which causes pigmentation) and hemoglobin (which causes redness) in the skin.
- Heat and Degradation: The absorbed light energy heats these targets, causing them to break down and be naturally removed by the body.
- Collagen Stimulation: IPL also stimulates collagen production, leading to firmer, smoother skin.
What it can treat:
- Pigmentation Issues: Sunspots, age spots, freckles, and other types of hyperpigmentation.
- Redness: Rosacea, broken capillaries, and spider veins.
- Acne: IPL can also help with acne bacteria and associated redness.
- General Skin Rejuvenation: Improved overall skin tone, texture, and reduction of fine lines and wrinkles.
Key differences from lasers:
- Light Type: IPL uses a broad spectrum of light, while lasers use a single wavelength.
- Targeting: IPL can target multiple issues at once, while lasers are often more specific.
- Versatility: IPL is versatile and can be customized to treat different skin conditions.
- Safety: IPL is generally considered safe for lighter skin types (I-IV), while lasers like ND:Yag and PicoSure are safe for all skin types.
Considerations:
- Skin Type: IPL is generally best suited for lighter skin types.
- Side Effects: Temporary redness, swelling, and bruising are possible, but usually resolve quickly.
- Series of Treatments: Multiple treatments are typically needed to achieve optimal results, with each session lasting 20 minutes to an hour.
IPL diminishes sun damage, fine lines, acne scarring, & uneven pigmentation for clearer complexion. Performed by our experienced RN.
- One IPL Photofacial
- One Acne IPL Photo Facial with Acne Filter
- Photo-Fractional for Face OR Neck (IPL and Laser Skin Resurfacing)
- Type of laser: Lumenis Stellar M22 IPL
This services is best for lighter skin tones (1-3 on the Fitzpatrick Scale). Call (415) 923-3800 to ask if you're a good candidate.
An IPL photo facial is a cosmetic procedure using intense pulsed light (IPL) to address various skin concerns like discoloration, redness, and sun damage. It's a non-surgical treatment that improves skin tone and texture by targeting melanin and hemoglobin in the skin.
How it works:
- Broad Spectrum Light: IPL uses a broad spectrum of light, unlike lasers which use a single wavelength, allowing it to target multiple skin imperfections simultaneously.
- Melanin and Hemoglobin: The light is absorbed by melanin (which causes pigmentation) and hemoglobin (which causes redness) in the skin.
- Heat and Degradation: The absorbed light energy heats these targets, causing them to break down and be naturally removed by the body.
- Collagen Stimulation: IPL also stimulates collagen production, leading to firmer, smoother skin.
What it can treat:
- Pigmentation Issues: Sunspots, age spots, freckles, and other types of hyperpigmentation.
- Redness: Rosacea, broken capillaries, and spider veins.
- Acne: IPL can also help with acne bacteria and associated redness.
- General Skin Rejuvenation: Improved overall skin tone, texture, and reduction of fine lines and wrinkles.
Key differences from lasers:
- Light Type: IPL uses a broad spectrum of light, while lasers use a single wavelength.
- Targeting: IPL can target multiple issues at once, while lasers are often more specific.
- Versatility: IPL is versatile and can be customized to treat different skin conditions.
- Safety: IPL is generally considered safe for lighter skin types (I-IV), while lasers like ND:Yag and PicoSure are safe for all skin types.
Considerations:
- Skin Type: IPL is generally best suited for lighter skin types.
- Side Effects: Temporary redness, swelling, and bruising are possible, but usually resolve quickly.
- Series of Treatments: Multiple treatments are typically needed to achieve optimal results, with each session lasting 20 minutes to an hour.
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About Dr. Shahin Javaheri SF Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Shahin Javaheri carries double certifications in plastic surgery and otolaryngology to help his patients reverse the aging clock on their face, breasts, and bodies. Dr. Javaheri specializes in facial procedures such as facelifts, eyelid surgery, rhinoplasty, and injectables to name a few; as well as body procedures such as breast lifts, tummy tucks, and liposuction to return physiques to a more ideal state.