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The Shops of Canmore #205, 304 Old Canmore Road, Canmore, AB, T1W 0L5
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At the Dermapure Canmore clinic, our Photorejuvenation treatment utilizes state-of-the-art IPL technology to address skin concerns like pigment spots and vascular irregularities. This cutting-edge procedure effectively reduces redness from rosacea and dark patches associated with hyperpigmentation. The result? A clearer, more unified complexion that radiates health and confidence.
Photorejuvenation in Canmore involves targeting light energy to specific skin layers, drying out discoloration and eliminating damaged blood vessels. This minimally invasive treatment offers significant results with no downtime, allowing you to return to your daily routine immediately. Over time, patients experience enhanced skin texture, tone, and a revitalized appearance that reflects the beauty of Canmore’s natural surroundings.
Dermapure is committed to enhancing natural beauty. As such, our team of highly qualified physicians, nurses and skin experts tailors each treatment to individual needs. Photorejuvenation offers a non-invasive solution to various skin concerns, from sun damage to uneven tone, revealing smoother, more youthful-looking skin. However, it’s important to note that results can vary from person to person. Images provided are for illustrative purposes only, showcasing the potential of Photorejuvenation treatments at Dermapure.
Cleansing the skin—starting with a clean “canvas”—is an essential first step in your photorejuvenation session.
Protective eyewear, which may include small blackout goggles, helps protect eyes from light rays. While it is perfectly normal to perceive several flashes of light during the session, your eye protection ensures complete safety at all times.
A protective cooling gel is applied over the entire treatment area to help the applicator glide easily over the skin surface while protecting it from burns. The gel also improves comfort during your session by providing a refreshing cool sensation in contrast to the heat of pulsed light.
Adjusting the parameters on the pulsed light device is part of the treatment process. Since everyone’s skin is different, your technician will assess your individual needs. These include the treatment area itself, your phototype (skin colour) and the extent of lesions to treat. Parameters are not always fixed and are often modified during treatment to adapt to your skin’s reactiveness and, more importantly, to alternate between red spots and pigment spots which manifest at different skin depths.
Feeling the pulsed light on your skin for the very first time can be a bit of a surprise—the initial pinching sensation causes some patients to flinch slightly! The treatment is not painful, however, and the applicator creates a sensation of diffused heat as it glides over the skin. A smaller applicator tip is sometimes uses to treat smaller areas such as the sides/tips of nostrils.
When your session is over, the gel is removed and your skin is cleansed. To help calm the “warming” sensation felt after treatment and to help protect skin, a hydrating cream is applied carefully to the entire treatment area, followed by a mineral sunscreen.
Full face treatment starting at $375/session
Prices vary depending on areas to be treated.
3 to 5 sessions with a minimum frequency of one per month are normally needed to achieve the very best results. Your skin has its own built-in memory and can “remember” lesions from over the last 10 years; the therapeutic benefits of pulsed light are cumulative so it’s important to follow up to help create a radiant-looking complexion. Subsequently, a light yearly maintenance session ensures that your results are maintained over time.
Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should postpone this type of treatment as well as anyone who has been exposed to sunlight in the months before and after each session. Booth tanning, self-tanning products and taking photo-sensitizing medication are forbidden.
We already know that UV rays alter skin cells by breaking down their DNA chain and negatively impacting the natural production of melanin, collagen and elastin. This partially explains the appearance of brown hyperpigmentation patches, light spots, freckles and dilated blood vessels seen on certain parts of the body. Since skin on the face, neck and décolleté is more susceptible to UV exposure, intense pulse light treatments can be very beneficial. The back and hands are also popular treatment areas. A full treatment will require approximately one hour in clinic.
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Visit The Online StorePulsed light reaches various depths beneath the skin using filters inserted into the device's applicator, setting the wavelength for specific skin layers. For photorejuvenation, we use a light spectrum between 515 and 560 nanometers to penetrate and target colour contrasts beneath the skin. Through a series of pulses, it eliminates tiny blood vessels and visible brown or red spots.
Photorejuvenation treats various skin conditions, including sun-induced pigmentation spots, freckles, and rosacea. Photorejuvenation also stimulates collagen production, improving skin texture and firmness, which can help reduce the appearance of wrinkles. Common treatment areas include the face, neck, décolleté, back, and hands, which are more susceptible to UV damage.
The expected results of photorejuvenation treatment include a more unified complexion, reduced appearance of pigmentation spots, freckles, and rosacea, and improved skin texture and firmness due to stimulated collagen production. These results typically appear gradually over time. Initially, there may be temporary darkening of spots and increased redness post-treatment. However, as the skin heals and collagen production increases, patients notice skin tone and texture improvements. While multiple treatment sessions are usually required for optimal results, patients can expect progressive enhancements in their skin's appearance with each session.
A photorejuvenation treatment session lasts approximately one hour. During this time, the targeted areas, like the face, neck, décolleté, back, or hands, are treated with intense pulsed light (IPL) technology. The duration of the session allows for thorough treatment of these areas for optimal results.
While photorejuvenation is considered a safe, non-invasive procedure, temporary side effects are possible. These can include temporary darkening of spots, increased redness, and normal skin shedding following the session. These effects typically subside within a few days. Photorejuvenation is also known for its minimal downtime, allowing patients to resume their normal activities immediately after the session.
The Shops of Canmore #205, 304 Old Canmore Road, Canmore, AB, T1W 0L5
PHONE
403 678-5511
Monday
CLOSED
Tuesday
9:00AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
9:00AM - 5:00PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
10:00AM - 4:00PM
Sunday
CLOSED
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