Skin Rejuvenation – Len Nhập Sài Gòn

SKIN REJUVENATION

Have you started noticing small brown spots on your skin? These brown spots are a form of skin damage, and they represent one of the most common signs of premature aging. Fortunately, there’s a simple solution to improve your skin tone and restore a more youthful complexion.

We use precise bursts of Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) technology cleared by the FDA to safely and effectively correct discoloration, improve the appearance of uneven skin tone and fade common signs of premature aging, including sun damage, age spot, melasma, rosacea, spider veins and vascular lesions. The light targets and reduces the hemoglobin pigment inside visible blood vessels and dark pigmented spots. The result is glowing, younger-looking skin.

SUN DAMGAGE

AGE SPOT

MELASMAS

ROSACEA

SPIDER VEINS

VASCULAR LESIONS

Procedure Details

Real people. Real results

Extraordinary results speak for themselves

Fade the appearance of discoloration on the skin’s surface for a more even-toned complexion

Results after ( 1 treatment )

We only use real patient’s pictures. Images are never photoshopped

Rosacea

Reduce redness, bumps, and enlarged blood vessels around the cheeks, nose, chin, and forehead

Results after ( 1 treatment )

We only use real patient’s pictures. Images are never photoshopped

Everything you need to know about your Photo Rejuvenation treatments.

BEFORE THE TREATMENT

1 - Am I a good candidate for this treatment? / Will this treatment work for me?

The best candidate is someone who has an uneven complexion with signs of discoloration or visible veins on their skin. Photo Rejuvenation treatments may also work to improve the look of fine lines

2 - I have darker skin - can I still get this treatment done?

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3 - Can I do it during my lunch break ?

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4 - How many sessions will I need to see the results?

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5 - How often / far apart should the treatment be?

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6 - Do I need to do anything to prepare for the treatment?

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DURING THE TREATMENT

1 - How long does a treatment session last?