Skin Revitalising Photofacial Treatment in Melbourne

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What is it?

Photofacial refers to the treatment using the MaxG handpiece resulting in overall revitalisation, pigmentation and vascular lesions reduction. Areas that can be treated with Photofacial of MaxG handpiece includes face, chest, neck, arms, legs and back.

What is it?

Photofacial refers to the treatment using the MaxG handpiece resulting in overall revitalisation, pigmentation and vascular lesions reduction. Areas that can be treated with Photofacial of MaxG handpiece includes face, chest, neck, arms, legs and back.

How does it work?

The working basis of IPL is actually based on the principle of selective photothermolysis. As IPL system delivers multiple wavelengths in each pulse of light, it is able to target three main chromophores which are melanin, haemoglobin and water at once. When the light energy is absorbed by the chromophores, it will be converted into heat, which causes changes to the specific target area. Tissues surrounding these targeted structures are spared, so potentially reduce the risk of widespread thermal injury.

It will treat:

Benign pigmentation: freckles, solar lentigines etc.
Poikiloderma of Civette
Telengiectasia
Cherry angioma
Spider angioma
Flushing of Rosacea

How does it work?

The working basis of IPL is actually based on the principle of selective photothermolysis. As IPL system delivers multiple wavelengths in each pulse of light, it is able to target three main chromophores which are melanin, haemoglobin and water at once. When the light energy is absorbed by the chromophores, it will be converted into heat, which causes changes to the specific target area. Tissues surrounding these targeted structures are spared, so potentially reduce the risk of widespread thermal injury.

It will treat: