What is photorejuvenation?Photorejuvenation is pulsed light
based skin treatments. Skinovate Spa utilizes AFT (Advanced
Fluorescence Technology), via the Orion Harmony (tm) system.
What can be treated?
Your photofacial can remove sun damage, spider veins, uneven skin tone,
redness, signs of rosacea, fine lines, light acne scarring and dull skin tone.
How does it work?
Specially selected wavelengths of light penetrate the skin, reaching
the "target" (vessels, hyperpigmentation, etc.) with minimal absorption
by the healthy skin. The light is converted into heat, which
impairs the target. Your body then heals the target and you are
left with younger looking, smoother, more evenly toned skin. This process is called Selective Photothermolysis.

Skin with lesions
AFT targets the lesions
Skin heals naturallyWhat does it feel like?AFT
provides exceptional results with minimal discomfort. Many clients
report the feeling as a "warm snap". AFT is a short,
intense shot of light delivered to your skin through an approximately 1x2" surface.
It appears as a camera flash and feels warm and quick. How long does it take? A
typical facial photorejuvenation requires less than 30 minutes of your time....
start to finish. Other areas require even less time. You can reserve an appointment to fit YOUR schedule,
whether it is outside of classes, during your lunch hour, or around
family commitments.
How long until I can go in public again after my treatment?Immediately!
AFT does not cause visible side effects other than a slight, temporary
flushing and a darkening of sun spots. You will not look like you have
just come from a typical skin improvement procedure.
How many treatments are required?
Typically, 3-5 treatments are required for maximum results. You will
see improvement after 1-2 treatments, and significant improvement after
2-3 treatments. We provide you with follow-up skin care protocols to
ensure you receive the most benefit from your treatment.

Vascular lesions and photorejuvenation, 2 treatments.

Sun damage and photorejuvenation, 4 treatments.

Sun damage and photorejuvenation, 5 treatments.
Photos courtesy BCK Patel, MD, FRCS, Professor Chief,
Division of Facial, Orbital, and Ocuplastic Surgery, University of Utah.
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