Photo Facial

Photo Facial or Photo facial Treatment as it is generally called as an advanced Medi facial treatment. It uses light based technology to get the desired results on the skin.

Technology used in Photo Facial

Photo Facial generally uses IPL Technology ( Intense Pulsed Light ) that involves  devices that use broad spectrum light. This light when comes in contact with the skin repairs  blood vessels, treats pigmentation  and boosts collagen.

How does IPL Photo facial work ?

IPL photofacial light is soaked up by the hemoglobin (red blood cells) and melanin (pigmentation) in the skin, intentionally damaging these areas. The damaged melanin breaks up and is absorbed by the skin, decreasing its appearance on the skin’s surface. The damaged hemoglobin stimulates blood flow, causing the melanin to be absorbed more efficiently.

Effects of Photo Facial

  • Brightens the skin.
  • Lightens the skin.
  • Collagen boost.
  • Helpful in acne. 
  • Helpful in rosacea. 
  • Helpful in  hyperpigmentation , freckles .

Patient Care & Comfort is our Top priority.

That is the reason our family of patients has been continuously increasing since 2004

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Before & After

Featured Video

This Video Aims to answer all these questions . Listen to (Prof) Dr. Prerna Taneja , Director Clinic Eximus and an expert Medical Cosmetologist take you through this .

FAQ's

No , photo facials are comfortable and do not hurt . you might just feel the warmth and the flashing light of the IPL machine .

The skin looks normal , sometimes a mild redness can develop post the treatment that subsides within a few hours .

The best results are visible after 3 – 4 days . since the effect starts to surface from inside out , it takes approximately 3 days to show the real results of Photo facial .

  A gap of  minimum 3 weeks should be there between 2 photo facials . you can get 3 – 4 sessions and then go for maintenance .

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88 Jagrtiti Enclave, Near Jain Heart Hospital,
Karkar Duma, Anand Vihar, Delhi, 110092

 

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