Laser treatment for skin whitening is safe, does it has any side effects?
Laser treatment for skin whitening is an innovative and advanced way that improves the overall tone, texture and color of the skin. There are various treatment options available which uses laser light or energy and are used to treat different problems.All these treatment options are non-invasive, safe, comfortable, no downtime and give a beautiful glowing skin. If you have sun damaged spots on your skin, brown pigments and has redness due to tiny veins then laser treatment is an ideal option for you. Along with improving skin color, the laser treatments also reduce aging sign such as wrinkles, freckles, fine lines, whiteheads, blackheads and acne scarring. The common laser treatment options are PhotoFacial, IPL Photofacial and Chemical Peels.Here, we give you side effects of each of these options:PhotoFacial:You might see slight redness just after the treatment that lasts for few hours.Signs of sun damaged skin darken temporary and may flake off within 2-3 weeks leaving a clear complexion.IPL Photofacial:Immediately after the procedure, you may see slight redness and mild swelling on the treated area. Brown spots started to dark. These only last for few hours or maximum for one day.Within 1-3 weeks, dark spots flake off and redness decreases improving the complexion.Chemical Peels:After the treatment, you may feel very mild sun-burn.Remember, there are no visible or major side effects of these laser skin treatments. If you want to learn more about the mentioned laser treatment options, Contact our experts and schedule a FREE consultation.
Does IPL really clear Rosacea?
Well rosacea is untreatable by medication and if you treat it in a reasonable time then IPL can actually cure Rosacea or if left for several years may not be so effective but can definitely be helped. Gels to put on your skin can have varying effects and it depends on the type of your skin etc. and a lot of them can actually just make matters worse so be careful when using creams and gels. If IPL is done properly it will be done at a strength strong enough to get rid of the rosacea and also at a strength towards the maximum of your tolerance for it, which will be rather painful as each flash of light hits your skin and it will have a burning sensation for a little while afterwards and your skin will puff up for the next couple of days, mine did rather badly but after a few treatments i didn't have rosacea anymore. Although its downside is its very expensive and you will have to wait around a month between sessions and need between 3 and 6 to see very good effects.
Rosacea? Flushing? Red Face? blah blah..help? (VICKS VAPOR RUB?!)?
Mandelic acid based skincare treatments are BY FAR the best product on the market for rosacea. NuCelle (http://www.nucelle.com) have the largest range, and have been clinically proven to be effective. Mandelic acid is gentle on your skin and suitable for all skin types. For best results, don't just use the serum, use the face wash, toner and moisturizer too. But be sure to protect your face from the sunlight and heat while you're treating your rosacea, as it will quicken the healing/restoring process. For more info on mandelic acid, visit http://www.mandelicacid.net
Mole removal healing time?
I have had two different types of procedures done. 1. Excised out with a scapel and stitched 2. Shaved off and bandaged- no cauterization I *VASTLY* preferred the excision- it is a cut with a stitch or two instead of a big round scab, leaves a tiny line of a scar instead of a round depressed one, *AND* out of the 4 that I had shaved off, 3 of them have regained colour and started to regrow. Pissed me off because the Dr insisted on doing it that way though I asked for an excision (different Dr.). Healing was fine w/ both, and both were super easy, but if this is on your face, insist on an excision. Otherwise you will have a round sunken scar the size of the mole. Better to have a hairline one IMO that is flush with your skin level. Good luck!
What kind of foundation can I use to cover redness caused by rosacea?
Foundation alone won't be enough to cover the redness. You'll need a base with green undertones such as a primer or concealer. The color green neutralizes redness. I have the Graftobian HD Glamour Creme Palette in 5 Corrector Shades from missvixen.com, which I use to combat the red blotches on my face. A palette is great to work with because you can mix the colors to get the exact shade you want. I also have a green tinted primer that I wear sometimes. Use primers or concealers BEFORE applying your actual foundation. Another option is CC (color corrector) cream. As the name suggests, it can correct color problems with your skin, while moisturizing it at the same time. You can wear this alone as a foundation. Don't mistake a BB (blemish balm) cream with a CC cream! Both are highly different products for different purposes.
How do you get rid of a scar on your forehead?
Yes, I am that vain to get surgery to remove a scar. If the scar was my fault-as in if I did something stupid-then I took the risk. However I was sleeping when the cat jumped on my face. I couldn't have prevented it. I don't want it on my forehead. It's a big scar and I'm fair skinned.