Q: What are the Benefits of this Treatment?

A: I'm Glad you Asked..... Photo Rejuvenation will increase the energy levels in the skin promoting collagen and cell renewal. It has also been known to decrease inflammation and increase wound healing in the skin while reducing bacteria and normalizing oil production in the skin. ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate), which carries energy to the cells is increased. (The food and oxygen we take in is converted into ATP, allowing cells to gather nutrients and dispose of waste. So, increasing ATP is always a Very Good Thing!) In addition to increased ATP, it has been shown to stimulate circulation by increasing the formation of new capillaries to replace those that have become damaged. This increase in circulation brings nutrients and oxygen to the skin at a much healthier rate, thus increasing the skin's ability to heal itself.

Okay, so if that isn't enough; Photo Rejuvenation helps with the production of collagen (the protein found in the skin and the most abundant protein found in the body). Collagen production is essential for the health and beauty of the skin - it holds the skin cells together with proper elasticity. So, increasing collagen decreases enlarged pores and superficial scarring. When treating the skin, the lymphatic system gets a nice work out as well. When the lymphatic system is clogged, swelling or inflammation can occur. The diameter of the lymph glands can be increased aiding in proper drainage of excess fluids and proteins that are not carried out by the blood. So by increasing lymphatic drainage one can improve eye puffiness and darkness, hyperpigmentation and breakouts, just to name a few. RNA and DNA which is a necessary component of replacing and correcting cellular damage, like scars and wrinkles, is also increased.

So in short, Photo Rejuvenation is commonly used to reduce fine lines, wrinkles, redness, inflammation, enlarged pores, hyperpigmentation, scarring, dark circles, eye puffiness and blemishes.