Photo facial is a boon for your facial skin

The Photofacial Treatment is what?

Everybody adores skin with the perfect texture and appearance. With ageing skin, it becomes more difficult to preserve beauty and avoid the wrath of blemishes, wrinkles, and fine lines. Skin damage not only lessens a person's appeal but also has a negative impact on self-confidence.

In the previous few

years, there has been a significant rise in the demand for cosmetic procedures, both invasive and non-invasive. For the same reason, a number of significant technological developments have been made in the cosmetology and aesthetics fields to provide individuals treatments for skin renewal.

At the Jivisha Clinic in Delhi,  skin specialist Dr. Akriti Gupta performs the famous photofacial treatment. This treatment is chosen by hundreds of people every year to cure facial redness and skin discolouration.

Which skin conditions can a photo facial treat?

The following skin-related issues can be treated with a photofacial:

• Excessive pore size and acne
• Facial blood vessels that are small and noticeable
• Cavernous fissures
• Sun spotting
• Irregularities in the pigmentation
• Skin redness

Additionally, photofacials encourage the formation of collagen, which improves skin texture and heals small dermal lesions.

What benefits do photo facial treatments offer?

People with hectic schedules who have skin issues including wrinkles, enlarged pores, sun damage, discoloured skin, and blotchy skin frequently choose a skin therapy that can clear up their skin without any downtime. One such skin therapy that is practical, less unpleasant, and that enables individuals to return to their regular routine almost quickly is photofacial.

Dr Akriti Gupta

What is the price of photofacial treatment?

When compared to most cosmetic surgeries and laser skin treatments, this procedure is less expensive and more accessible. The cost of a photo facial depends on the following factors: 

• The area of skin being treated. 
• The professional's experience. 
• The clinic where the procedure is performed. 
• The number of sessions necessary.
• and the severity of the issue.