Precisely controlled short pulses of light are released that target discolouration (brown and red lesions) to create a more youthful, even complexion. In addition this light results in the stimulation of the fibroblast cells, leading to an increased production of new collagen and elastin. This improves the texture of the skin, evening out lumps and bumps whilst reducing the appearance of lines and wrinkles.

Upon consultation a treatment procedure will be tailored specifically to you. The process will include a light applicator that is placed onto the skin and a short pulse of light is released. The hand piece is then moved onto the next area and the process is repeated until the entire are is treated. During the treatment protective eye wear will be provided.

Yes, treatment is suitable for most people. We recommend a full consultation to ascertain your suitability and allow the treatment to be tailored to your needs.

Treatment can be mildly uncomfortable but no anaesthesia is required and most people describe the discomfort as moderate and acceptable, not unlike a quick pin prick and warm feeling.

Redness and a slight warming sensation are normal after treatment. A cooling pack is applied after treatment to calm the skin. You may see a darkening of any pigmented spots before they flake off, leading to a more even skin tone. Tightening of the skin should increase over the following months as new collagen is produced within the dermis.

Treatment times can vary but typically a session is between 20-45 mins.

The skin may be quite red and slightly swollen after treatment but this usually subsides quickly. Very rarely a small blister may form and there can be temporary lightening or darkening of the skin. However most people experience no side effects and any skin reaction usually disappears within a few hours.

Treatments are carried out every 2-3 weeks, for best results 6 treatments are recommended. After which, top up sessions are performed as required, but typically once or twice a year.

Prior to treatment, a consultation is conducted in which a medical history is taken to confirm suitability for treatment. This is also a good opportunity for you to ask any questions you may have. Before treatment commences you must provide written consent and a small test patch will be carried out.