Reduction of redness, skin strengthening, and improvement of skin tone
Photorejuvenation is a modern method for improving the condition of vascular skin, which reduces redness, dilated vessels, and rosacea, while stimulating the skin's natural regenerative processes. The treatment uses light pulses (IPL or laser) that selectively target hemoglobin in dilated vessels, leading to their constriction and gradual disappearance.
How does photorejuvenation treatment work for vascular skin?
During photorejuvenation, light penetrates deep into the skin, where it is absorbed by hemoglobin in blood vessels and melanin in pigmented areas. The light energy transforms into heat, causing controlled damage to dilated vessels, leading to their gradual closure and elimination by the body. At the same time, the treatment stimulates fibroblasts to produce collagen, improving the firmness, elasticity, and structure of the skin.
Photorejuvenation not only reduces redness and the visibility of vessels but also evens out the skin tone, smoothens fine lines, and tightens pores, giving the skin a fresh, radiant appearance. By stimulating collagen synthesis, the skin becomes more resistant to external factors, minimizing the risk of further vascular changes.
Effects of photorejuvenation treatment for vascular skin:
- Reduction of redness and skin flushing
- Closure and constriction of dilated blood vessels
- Evening out skin tone and reducing pigmentation
- Improvement in skin elasticity and firmness
- Smoothing fine lines and enhancing skin structure
- Tightening pores and giving the skin a healthy glow
- Strengthening the skin and increasing its resistance to external factors
Photorejuvenation is a safe and effective method for improving the appearance of vascular skin, reducing redness, and strengthening its structure. Regular treatments allow for long-lasting improvement in skin condition, decreased reactivity of blood vessels, and achieving a healthy, even skin tone.