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We specialise exclusively in Photorejuvenation

Discover the Light that erases Skin Damage and treatments for conditions such as Rosacea

Rosacea treatment at the Pulse Light Clinic. Specialising in sun damaged skin, aged skin, wrinkles, age spots, skin laxity and many other skin problems. Skin care clinic based in London.

Call us on 020 7929 7992 or visit our web site for more information  Photorejuvenation IPL Treatment Pulse Light Clinic

What conditions can Photorejuvenation treat?

Rosacea

Rosacea is a skin ailment that leaves people red faced with chronic flushing. This is caused by the dilation of capillaries and blood vessels. Rosacea can also cause white pimples and blisters on the nose and cheeks. This condition can affect both men and women. IPL can successfully treat dilated blood vessels and redness without injuring the surrounding healthy skin, while greatly reducing the episodes of flushing with long-term effectiveness. 

Imperfections from sun damage and photo ageing

The overall appearance of aging skin is primarily related to the quantitative effects of sun exposure with resultant UV damage to the collagen and elastic fibres of the skin. This results in skin imperfections such as: skin laxity, dull complexion, enlarged pores, mottled pigmentation, excessive freckling and red and brown sun spots. IPL minimises or eliminates red and brown spots, evens out skin colour and texture and minimises red or flushed appearing skin.

Broken veins and capillaries

Over time, ageing, trauma, sun exposure and certain lifestyle factors cause a number of veins and capillaries to break. These appear as red streaks or blotches on the face. IPL therapy can eliminate damaged veins and capillaries by removing virtually all traces of these unsightly blemishes. 

New procedure for skin rejuvenation

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) goes beyond traditional creams and major surgeries to improve sun-damaged skin and other facial concerns safely and effectively with minimal "down time" or interference with an active lifestyle. Using Intense Pulsed Light (IPL), this non-invasive treatment solution improves the appearance of photo-aged skin, removes age spots (sun-induced freckles) most benign brown pigments, redness, and the redness associated with broken capillaries through a process known as Photorejuvenation for the face and body. Best of all, here at the Pulse Light Clinic treatment will be tailored to an individual’s specific condition and skin type.

For sun damage, age spots, broken capillaries and benign brown pigmentation, Photorejuvenation using IPL provides superior cosmetic results and outstanding patient satisfaction. Aging and sun-damaged facial skin is more than just wrinkles. It is a picture of brown and red pigmentation, conditions which can be improved with IPL treatments.

The advantages of Photorejuvenation over skin resurfacing methods like laser therapy are tremendous, particularly for a younger population with mild to moderate skin damage. There is no prolonged recovery time. Treatment takes only 45 minutes. The procedure is administered in a series of five to six treatment sessions, providing gradual improvement with low risk and excellent long-term results. In nearly all cases, Photorejuvenation is considerably more affordable than other cosmetic surgery options available today.

Photorejuvenation treats the entire face rather than a single isolated area or imperfection, imparting an overall refreshed and youthful appearance. Using highly controlled flashes of IPL, the high-tech procedure acts on both the superficial and deeper skin layers while at the same time delivering beneficial thermal energy to deep tissue. Healthy surrounding tissue is not affected.

Because the Pulse Light Clinic works exclusively with IPL, we have been able to ascertain the scope of this method. We use only registered experienced nurses as practitioners and scrupulously select those clients who will obtain maximum results from this treatment. We screen for conditions that may best be treated by other methods.