Photorejuvenation in Dnipro

Photorejuvenation (IPL) mainly addresses tone - pigmentation, vessels, and redness - with no downtime. Laser rejuvenation addresses texture - wrinkles, scars, surface - and has a healing period. They are often combined in a comprehensive plan; the doctor sets the sequence at consultation.

A course usually consists of 3-5 procedures at 3-4 week intervals, depending on the extent of pigmentation and vessels. First changes are visible after the first session, while even tone and radiance build over the course. Maintenance: one procedure per year.

The procedure is comfortable. Each flash feels like a brief, warm pinprick, similar to a light elastic-band snap. Anaesthesia is usually not required. The M22 platform's built-in cooling further improves comfort during the session.

Avoid sun, solariums and self-tanner for two to four weeks — the treatment is performed only on untanned skin. Stop acids and retinoids five to seven days beforehand. Tell the physician about any photosensitising medication, including certain antibiotics.

SPF 50+ daily for at least a month, with no direct sun or solariums. Avoid saunas, pools and intensive exercise for 24 hours. Treated spots darken and shed on their own — never pick the crusts.

It is not performed on tanned skin, during pregnancy, with active inflammation or herpes in the area, on isotretinoin, or with photodermatoses and some autoimmune conditions. For darker phototypes the physician selects other methods.

Yes — IPL evens the tone and adds radiance from the first sessions, and a full course noticeably improves overall skin quality. For marked pore refinement, fractional methods work better and can be combined within one plan.