OPT! E-Light IPL LASER

the face
Do you want an even skin tone without blemishes?
Treatment areas for skin rejuvenation are: superficial blood vessels, pigment spots, acne

As a rule, a series of several treatments is required to achieve the desired result.

It is also important to follow up on treatment with consistent use of sun protection. When it comes to pigmentation, there is always a risk that new spots appear if the skin is exposed to strong sun.

Opt! E-lighting systems are a combination of high-tech optics and human biotechnology, which change the previous methods of wrinkle removal and skin rejuvenation.  

Each light pulse penetrates your skin’s tissue and creates a controlled destruction of the problem area in the skin. This at the same time as your surrounding healthy skin and vessels are not affected.

The body’s natural process then removes the charred and damaged from the treated area.

According to published data, doctors’ ratings for improvement of, for example, pigmentation after 3-4 OPT treatments are 84.6%.

 

The risk of being burned is minimal and the treatment is barely felt.

The therapist cleans the skin area to then apply a special gel evenly over the surface. it helps opt! The E-Light IPL laser instrument can be passed over the surface without resistance.

The operator and the patient must wear special goggles and goggles to protect the eyes.

Each treatment takes only 15-20 minutes, and each treatment interval is about 3~4 weeks.

Thanks to the smart technology, the treatment can also be carried out during the summer and also on people with dark skin. This is unlike other methods.

Contraindications are:

  • easy to get allergic problems;
  • you who have recently taken light-sensitive food and medicines (such as celery, isotretinoic acid, etc.);
  • if you have pacemakers or defibrillators in your body;
  • If your skin is damaged through surgical parts;
  • pregnant women and patients with diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure and epilepsy;
  • skin cancer patients;
  • Delicate skin has recently been exposed to the sun.