Expected Results
Spots gradually fade and the complexion becomes more even.
Contraindications
- Tanned skin
- Photosensitizing medications
- Active skin infections
Definition
Laser photorejuvenation is a non-invasive treatment that uses laser light to stimulate collagen production, improve skin texture, and reduce the signs of aging.
Objectives
- Even out skin tone
- Reduce fine lines
- Firm the skin
- Stimulate collagen
Procedure
A session lasts approximately 30 to 45 minutes. After cleaning the skin, the laser is applied to the targeted areas. A sensation of warmth may be felt.
Number of sessions
3 to 6 sessions, spaced 3 to 4 weeks apart depending on the skin's condition.
Expected results
Smoother, firmer skin and a radiant complexion from the very first sessions.
Contraindications
- Pregnancy
- Photosensitizing medications
- Tanned skin or recent sun exposure.
Treatment of vascular lesions
Definition
This laser treatment targets small blood vessels visible on the skin's surface, such as couperose, rosacea, or telangiectasia.
Objectives
- Reduce redness
- Treat visible blood vessels
- Even out skin tone
Procedure
The laser is directed at the blood vessels, causing them to coagulate and reabsorb naturally.
Number of Sessions
1 to 4 sessions depending on the size of the treated areas.
Expected Results
Less red, clearer skin, with visible results after a few days.
Contraindications
- Anticoagulant treatment
- Coagulation problems
- Tanned skin
Acne Scars
Definition: Fractional laser treatment smooths the skin and reduces acne scars.
Objectives
- Improve texture
- Smooth out irregularities
- Stimulate cell regeneration
Procedure
The laser creates micro-channels in the skin, stimulating collagen production.
Number of sessions
3 to 6 sessions with an interval of 4 to 6 weeks.
Expected results
More even, less marked, and more supple skin.
Contraindications
- Active acne
- Irritated or damaged skin
- Pregnancy
acne scars
Definition Fractional laser treatment smooths the skin and reduces acne scars.
Objectives
- Improve texture
- Smooth irregularities
- Stimulate cell regeneration
Procedure
The laser creates micro-channels in the skin, stimulating collagen production.
Number of sessions
3 to 6 sessions with an interval of 4 to 6 weeks.
Expected results
More even, less marked, and more supple skin.
Contraindications
- Active acne
- Irritated or damaged skin
- Pregnancy
Inflammatory acne
Definition
This treatment uses a specific laser to reduce inflammation and activity
bacterial acne.
Objectives
- Reduce inflammatory lesions
- Soothe the skin
- Prevent scarring
Procedure
Laser application to the areas to be treated. Immediate anti-inflammatory effect.
Number of sessions
4 to 8 sessions, once a week depending on the severity.
Expected results
Visible reduction of blemishes and improvement in the overall condition of the skin.
Contraindications
- Photosensitizing medications
- Sensitive or recently exfoliated skin
Erythrosis (diffuse redness)
Definition: The laser targets the dilated capillaries responsible for diffuse redness on the cheeks, nose, or chin.
Objectives
- Reduce redness
- Strengthen capillary walls
- Soothe the skin
Procedure
A localized laser treatment is applied with minimal pain, followed by cooling of the area.
Number of Sessions
2 to 5 sessions depending on the intensity of the redness.
Expected Results
Visibly clearer and soothed skin.
Contraindications
- Taking anti-inflammatory medications
- Tanned or damaged skin
Pigmentation Stain Treatment
Pigmentation spot treatment aims to lighten or eliminate brown spots, hyperpigmentation, and uneven skin tone caused by excess melanin in the skin. These spots can appear as a result of sun exposure, hormonal changes (such as pregnancy spots), acne scars, or skin aging. Several treatment options are available to reduce their appearance.
Treatment Methods for Pigmentation Spots:
- Lightening Creams and Serums:
- Active Ingredients: Glycolic acid, hydroquinone, vitamin C, kojic acid, and niacinamide.
- Effect: These products work by inhibiting melanin production and promoting cell renewal to even out skin tone.
- Chemical Peels:
- How They Work: A chemical solution is applied to the skin to exfoliate the upper layers, removing melanin-containing cells.
- Types of Peels: Superficial (glycolic acid, salicylic acid) and medium (acid trichloroacetic acid).
- Laser and Intense Pulsed Light (IPL):
- Laser: Fractional or Q-switched lasers target pigments, destroy them, and stimulate collagen production.
- Intense Pulsed Light: IPL (intense pulsed light) uses broad-spectrum light to target melanin and reduce dark spots without damaging the surrounding skin.
- Microneedling:
- Principle: Uses microneedles to create tiny perforations that stimulate collagen production and help improve the appearance of dark spots.
- Efficacy: Can be combined with brightening serums to maximize the results.
- LED Light Treatments:
- Red and Infrared Light: Improve blood circulation and cell regeneration.
- Green Light: Helps reduce dark spots by targeting melanin.
Post-Treatment Recommendations:
- Sun Protection: Daily use of a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) is crucial to prevent dark spots from worsening and to protect the skin.
- Hydration: Keep skin well-hydrated to promote regeneration and minimize irritation.
- Professional Follow-up: Some treatments require multiple sessions and follow-up with a dermatologist or other professional. Skin health.
Precautions to take:
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- Treatments must be tailored to your skin type and the cause of the spots.
- Avoid sun exposure without protection after treatment to prevent the spots from reappearing.
Pigmentation spot treatments can help achieve a more even and radiant complexion, but it is essential to choose the method best suited to your skin type and to follow the advice of a professional.
Erythrosis (diffuse redness)
Definition The laser targets the dilated capillaries responsible for diffuse redness on the cheeks, nose, or chin.
Objectives
- Reduce redness
- Strengthen capillary walls
- Soothe the skin
Procedure The laser is applied locally, with minimal pain, followed by cooling of the area.
Number of sessions
2 to 5 sessions depending on the intensity of the redness.
Expected results
Visibly clearer and soothed skin.
Contraindications
- Taking anti-inflammatory medication
- Tanned or damaged skin
LED Therapy (Phototherapy)
LED therapy (or phototherapy) is a skincare method that uses LED lights of varying wavelengths to treat a range of skin conditions. This technology stimulates skin cells and promotes their regeneration, while also helping to improve the overall appearance of the skin. It is non-invasive, painless, and suitable for all skin types.
Types of LED Light and Their Benefits:
- Red Light (620-650 nm):
- Stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, which helps reduce wrinkles and firm the skin.
- Improves blood circulation and promotes cell regeneration, leaving skin more radiant and toned.
- Blue Light (415-455 nm):
- Antibacterial, ideal for treating acne by targeting the bacteria responsible for breakouts.
- Reduces inflammation and helps prevent future breakouts.
- Green Light (520-550 nm):
- Reduces dark spots and evens skin tone.
- Helps calm redness and reduce hyperpigmentation.
- Yellow light (590-620 nm):
- Improves skin elasticity and helps reduce signs of fatigue.
- Ideal for soothing irritations and stimulating skin repair.
- Infrared light (700-1000 nm):
- Penetrates deeper into the skin, stimulating blood circulation and tissue regeneration.
The Benefits of LED Therapy :
- Non-invasive and painless: No pain or recovery period.
- Visible improvement: Results often seen after several sessions.
- Versatility: Treats a wide variety of skin problems, from acne and signs of aging to dehydration and hyperpigmentation.
- Safety: Suitable for all skin types and generally does not cause side effects.
What to expect during an LED therapy session:
- Skin cleansing: The skin is cleansed to remove any impurities.
- Application of the LED mask: An LED mask or lamp is placed on the face.
- Treatment duration : Sessions generally last between 20 and 30 minutes.
End of session: After the treatment, the skin can be moisturized with suitable products to maximize results.
After an LED therapy session:
No recovery period is necessary.
Recommended moisturizing: To maximize the effects, it is advisable to moisturize the skin well after the session.
LED therapy is an ideal option for those who wish to improve the appearance of their skin gently and effectively, without resorting to invasive treatments.
Trust Dalléma Esthétique for your skincare treatments
At Dalléma Esthétique, we are committed to providing personalized and effective solutions to improve the health and appearance of your skin. Our specialized treatments, ranging from pigmentation spot treatments to anti-aging solutions, are designed to meet the unique needs of each client.
Why Choose Dalléma Esthétique?
- Professionalism and Expertise: Our qualified and experienced estheticians use advanced technologies and superior quality products to guarantee visible and lasting results.
- Innovative Technologies: Enjoy cutting-edge treatments such as LED phototherapy, microneedling, chemical peels, and laser treatments for radiant, healthy-looking skin.
- Personalized Approach: Each session begins with a thorough consultation to determine the treatment best suited to your skin type and beauty goals.
- Comfort and Safety: We ensure a welcoming and safe environment so that every visit is a pleasant and relaxing experience.
