Process and technologies
Lumenis
Our Lumenis offers a number of technologies, one being the infamous Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) which targets multiple skin concerns, as well as Q-Switched a nano-pulse technology that provides controlled heating for safe and effective skin concerns.
Intense Pulsed Light
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IPL delivers targeted wavelengths of light to trigger the body’s regeneration process, helping to repair a variety of skin concerns as well as boosting overall skin health.
Pigmentation – IPL delivers short pulses of light which are absorbed by melanin found in age spots, sun spots and pigmentation areas, destroying the melanin for the pigmentation to eventually flake or fade away
Acne and rosacea – stimulating porphyrin production helps to kill acne-associated bacteria, as well as shrinking oil glands and strengthening your skin barrier for less reactivity/sensitivity.
Vascular lesions, vein removal and rosacea – using the same approach as for treating pigmentation, filters can be utilised with IPL to treat vascular related concerns, to calm and reduce inflammation and lesions.
Q-Switched
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Q-Switched technology treats pigment in the skin, it delivers heat to exactly where it’s needed, shattering pigment and evening out skin tone. With short, sharp punches of high-energy pulses, causing rapid heating and breaking down unwanted pigment.
Pigmentation – Q-Switched targets pigment, so is great for treating age spots, sun spots and pigmentation, thanks to its delivery system it is especially good at treating melasma.
Vascular lesions – Q-Switched technology can effectively shatter vascular concerns like veins and broken capillaries.
Tattoo removal – using the same approach as for treating pigmentation, Q-Switched technology targets pigment, like that found in ink from tattoos.
Resurfx
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Lumenis Resurfx is an advanced non-ablative fractional laser with next level precision and control for skin rejuvenation and cellular renewal.
Skin rejuvenation – Resufx works by creating micro-wounded within the skin through the induction of heat to stimulate repair and regeneration in the skin.
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We love seeing more people take a genuine interest in their skin health, but looking after your skin doesn’t have to mean doing absolutely everything.
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Some people might not like this… 🫣
1. Buying the highest % you can find.
Especially with retinoids. Stronger doesn’t always mean better for your skin, and you don’t need to keep increasing the strength because someone online has. There should be a reason beyond the % on the bottle.
2. Using exfoliating pads, then exfoliating again.
An easy one to miss. If your toner pads contain exfoliating acids, they already count. Adding another acid afterwards could mean doubling up, particularly if you’re also using a retinoid.
3. Calling every reaction “purging”.
Persistent burning, soreness or redness shouldn’t be dismissed as part of the process. If it’s a prescribed product, speak to your prescriber. You don’t need to quietly put up with discomfort.
4. Assuming “natural” means better for your skin.
Beef tallow is a good example: the confidence around it has outpaced the research. An ingredient’s origin tells you very little about how well the finished product will suit your skin.
5. Giving a serum a week before moving on to the next recommendation.
We understand the temptation. But many results take weeks or months, and changing everything makes it hard to know what’s helping. Unless something is causing a reaction, give it a fair chance before deciding it isn’t working.
Which skincare advice are you tired of hearing?🥲