Skin Rejuvenation Syneron FotoFacial RF Using- Elos Technology.

Safely and comfortably fade the appearance of rosacea, spider veins, and skin imperfections caused by sun damage, age spots, and uneven skin tones.

We're proud to offer Elos™, the first and only technology that uses combined energies to effectively and gently restore and rejuvenate the appearance of your skin. Developed by the original inventors of Pulsed Light systems, Elos™ is truly the next generation of safe and effective skin rejuvenation technology.

Look as good as you feel. The FotoFacial RF procedure has increased in popularity and recognition to the point where it is now one of the most commonly performed cosmetic procedures in North America.

FotoFacial RF differs from other skin rejuvenation procedures in its technology. Each pulse of the device sends TWO types of energy into your skin, Intense Pulsed Visible Light and RadioFrequency energy that acts synergistically to enhance the skin. Energy is given up to brown spots, blood vessels, and redness to gradually and gently lessen or eliminate these blemishes. The RadioFrequency energy also produces significant amounts of collagen, elastin and ground substances, the thick undercarpet of the skin, resulting in a noticeable and significant smoothening of fine to moderate wrinkles and textural irregularities of the skin.

Gradual and cumulative improvement is typically achieved between 4-6 treatment sessions. The total number of required treatment sessions depends on your skin's condition.

Achieve clear, youthful skin. FotoFacial RF with Elos™ technology can offer superior results with the highest levels of comfort and safety.

Microdermabrasion may be considered a form of skin polishing where the superficial layer of skin is gently abraded away. Similar to a chemical peel, it is a non-surgical procedure that can be used on any area of the body although the face is the most popular location. This treatment can be especially useful for women with brown skin and has been used to diminish a variety of flaws. It can treat dull and leathery skin, reduce mild acne scaring, lighten blemishes and discolorations, smooth fine wrinkles, even skin tone, and reduce acne and razor bumps. It has also been used to exfoliate plugged pores and reduce the appearance of enlarged pores. Microdermabrasion not only helps to remove unwanted irregularities in the skin, but also stimulates the production of collagen in the skin. It is also an excellent alternative for people with skin that is sensitive to or unable to tolerate chemical peels.

When you undergo microdermabrasion, a closed vacuum device or machine is used that gently sprays aluminum oxide crystals through a tube, into a hand piece and onto your skin. The machine mixes the gentle abrasion of the particles with suction to remove the dead and damaged outer layers of your skin. The skin debris and particles are then sucked back into the tube and into a waste canister for disposal. The crystals gently polish your face and the suction stimulates blood flow and collagen production. In most cases, treatments last about 15-30 minutes and do not require anesthesia. As with many other rejuvenation techniques, more than one treatment may be required to restore your skin to its natural beauty. Most physicians will recommend between 6 to 12 treatments, spaced 3-4 weeks apart, to achieve the desired results. After you complete the initial treatments, your doctor may recommend additional periodic "touch-up" treatments to maintain your results. Similar to chemical peels, microdermabrasion is often combined with topical creams and lotions to maximize results.