Elight Skin Rejuvenation

If aging, acne, or too much time in the sun has left your face with blotches, scars, wrinkles, or lines, laser skin rejuvenation or resurfacing may help your skin look younger and healthier.

Laser skin rejuvenation or resurfacing removes skin layer by layer with precision. The new skin cells that form during healing give the skin a tighter, younger looking surface. The procedure can be done alone or with other cosmetic procedures on the face.

What Is ELight Skin Rejuvenation Photofacial?

A photofacial, or “Elightfotofacial,” is a 30-minute procedure in which intense pulses of light are used to penetrate deep into the skin. IPL photorejuvenation then causes collagen and blood vessels below the epidermis to constrict, reducing redness and age lines. The procedure involves only minimal discomfort, while the redness and swelling that sometimes occur after treatment disappear shortly. Most benefits of a photofacial/fotofacial occur gradually in the weeks following treatment.

For even greater cosmetic enhancement, patients may also opt for a Elight Skin Rejuvenation Photofacial treatment, a procedure that combines radio waves with light waves to achieve excellent results.

Candidates

People who have blotchy, sun-damaged, or discolored skin, or whose skin is affected by large pores, freckles, or wrinkles, may benefit from a Elight photofacial. The procedure is also quick and involves no downtime, making it a convenient option for people with busy schedules. People with white, untanned skin that is still somewhat elastic are the best candidates for an Elight photofacial. It is also important for patients to have a realistic understanding about what the procedure can do. When performed on the right person, it effectively improves skin texture, eliminating discolorations, reducing pore size, and minimizing wrinkles and fine lines. If you have rosacea, a condition that causes blotchy redness in the face, you may also benefit from an Elight photofacial.

Who Is Not a Good Candidate for Intense Pulsed Light Treatment or Elight?

People with tanned or naturally dark skin sometimes experience changes in skin pigmentation after Elight  photofacial treatment. African-Americans and people of Greek and Italian descent, for example, may wish to discuss possible side effects with a dermatologist before opting for this procedure. Additionally, people who are taking the medication Accutane® should not have an ELight  photofacial until at least six months after they stop using the drug. Pregnant women should also postpone treatment until after they give birth.

We ask for an initial evaluation to get to know your case well and design a custom treatment plan for you. To get an initial evaluation appointment you can call our phone 479-419-9955  and ask to be treated by Dr. Suarez or you can BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT ONLINE here: