Recovery after photorejuvenation is not necessary. After the treatment, you can return to your daily activities immediately.
Photorejuvenation is a modern, non-invasive skin rejuvenation method that uses advanced CPL (Calibrated Pulsed Light) technology. The treatment stimulates the natural production of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid, helping to improve skin firmness, elasticity, and smoothness.
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Perceptibility
Duration
30 - 60 min
Recovery time
none
Number of treatments in a series
3
6 months before the treatment:
Discontinue any medication containing Roaccutane, Accutane, tretinoin, or isotretinoin.
3 weeks before the treatment:
Stop using skincare products with acids, detoxifying or slimming herbal supplements, and certain medications.
24 hours before the treatment:
Avoid alcohol and alcohol-based skincare products.
This treatment is perfect for those looking to reduce fine lines and expression wrinkles, improve skin elasticity, brighten the complexion, and restore a healthy glow. It’s especially recommended for individuals with visible signs of aging or those seeking to improve skin density and firmness.
STEP I: Skin cleansing and protection of the eyes with safety goggles.
STEP II: Application of a special gel that conducts CPL light pulses, which penetrate deep into the skin layers to stimulate the production of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid.
STEP III: Application of a soothing cream followed by a UV protection cream.
Initial results—such as brighter, tighter skin—are noticeable immediately after the treatment. Full results develop within 8 weeks. For optimal outcomes, the procedure should be repeated 2–3 times at intervals of 4–6 weeks.
If skin irritation occurs, soothing masks and regenerative creams should be used. It is essential to apply a UV protection cream for at least 2 weeks after the treatment.
CPL photorejuvenation is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Individuals with vitiligo or other autoimmune disorders should also avoid the treatment. Tumors, cancers, and extreme skin sensitivity are serious contraindications. The procedure should not be performed on patients who have received Botox or dermal fillers in the treatment area within the past week.
Additionally, people with uncontrolled diabetes, diarrhea, vomiting, or any contagious or infectious disease should refrain from undergoing photorejuvenation.
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Photorejuvenation usually does not hurt. Thanks to cooling of the device head, the treatment is most often associated with only minimal discomfort – patients feel a sudden warmth and a strong flash of light.
The first effects of photorejuvenation are visible immediately, with full results after 8 weeks.
Photorejuvenation is best performed between autumn and spring, as this is when the skin is less exposed to intense UV radiation. In some cases, a specialist may also qualify a patient for the treatment in summer, but this requires appropriate sun protection.
A volumetric laser improves the quality, density, and tightness of the skin. It stimulates natural collagen production, which can make the skin firmer, more elastic, and smoother. The treatment may also support a subtle improvement in the facial oval and reduce the visibility of fine wrinkles and skin laxity.
Yes, photorejuvenation can be combined with other treatments, such as hydrating, regenerative, or anti-aging therapies. Properly selected methods may increase the effectiveness of the therapy and accelerate the achievement of results. The treatment plan is always determined individually during the consultation. Our patients most often choose combined therapies with other lasers, such as a fractional CO2 laser.
Yes, photorejuvenation is one of the treatments used to reduce hyperpigmentation. It targets pigmented lesions, evens out skin tone, and improves the skin’s appearance. Depending on the type and depth of the hyperpigmentation, a series of treatments may be necessary