Photo Skin Rejuvenation
Photo skin rejuvenation treatments were developed and first introduced by Board-certified dermatologist, Patrick Bitter Jr. MD as a non-invasive method of photorejuvenation to improve the appearance of the skin.
Photo skin rejuvenation treatments utilize light to effectively treat rosacea, facial flushing, red chests and necks, brown spots, sun damage, fine lines and wrinkles, and irregular skin pigmentation in all skin types. Photo damaged skin with hyperpigmentation (brown spots); skin laxity, enlarged pores, wrinkling, and telangiectasia (veins) can be improved with photo skin rejuvenation treatments. The light is used to rejuvenate skin of the face, neck, chest, arms or hands. Specific settings are selected for each treatment area for optimal results. Visible improvement is achieved with little discomfort and minimal risk.
The process begins with a consultation with the medical technician. A treatment plan and schedule is designed for your skin type and skin areas which will respond best to photo skin rejuvenation technology. The treatment receives a high degree of patient satisfaction because there is no downtime, no scarring, discomfort is minimal, and treatments are easy.
About Photo Skin Rejuvenation
- Embarrassing redness and flushing of rosacea can be dramatically reduced, medication curtailed.
- Sun damaged and aging skin may be noticeably improved.
- Reduction of fine lines, freckling, and irregular pigmentation.
- Smoothes skin and reduces pore size.
- Improvement in stretch marks and cellulite.
- In ongoing studies, improvements continued for more than 6 to 12 months in most patients. After the last treatment, many patients are able to reduce or eliminate their rosacea medications.
- For people who don't want to take the time off to heal from laser resurfacing or chemical peels.
- For active people who don't want to interfere with social or outdoor activities.
- Return to usual activities immediately after treatment.
- Individual treatments can take 15-45 minutes per area.
- Treatment needs to be repeated four times, at 3 to 4 weekly intervals.
- Often combined with microdermabrasion and chemical peel.
Indications for Treatment
- Pigment Changes/Sun Damage or Aging Skin
- Ruddy Skin Appearances ("Dyschromia")
- Facial Veins and Redness or Flushing-Rosacea
- Enlarged Pores
- Fine Lines and Wrinkles
- Unwanted Freckles
- Reduce Mild Scarring
- Irregular pigment and skin tone

