Facial Rejuvenation Dublin South

Facial rejuvenation is a cosmetic technique used to encourage new cellular growth, enrich the complexion and boost skin and muscle tone. This is achieved by invigorating the vital life force energy Qi and encouraging the blood supply to the face. The acupuncturist inserts small disposable needles into the face or if you have a phobia of needles they can achieve the same effect by applying pressure to the same acupuncture points. If needles are used they will not penetrate deeply, only being inserted just under the surface of the skin. Acupuncturists tend to encourage those opting for facial rejuvenation to commit to a healthy diet and good skincare. Results can show a decided improvement after just one treatment. At the end of treatments, the person will not only benefit from looking in the mirror and feeling good about themselves. They will also get the increased benefit of an energetic and holistic treatment that balances mind, body and spirit. So why not gift yourself or a loved one with this beauty treatment? Acupuncture believes that to keep your skin looking good on the outside, it is important to work on what is inside. For more information please visit our Care Cure Clinics and avail of a Free Consultation to suggest the best rejuvenation for you.

Lumenis IPL Technology improves the appearance of sundamaged skin, removes age spots and freckles, as well as most benign brown pigments, redness caused by broken capillaries and gives the skin a smoother, more even tone through a process called Photorejuvenation for face and body. IPL Skin Treatments using Photorejuvenation help restore a more youthful appearance without patient downtime. Patient satisfaction is high with this method with treatment results sometimes exceeding patient expectations. Photorejuvenation treats the fullface, neck, chest or hands, rather than addressing a single isolated area or imperfection. With a series of treatments, IPL technology can help restore a more youthful appearance without patient downtime or prolonged recovery necessary. 

Most skin-lightening treatments, which can reduce or block some amount of melanin production, are aimed at inhibiting tyrosinase. Many treatments use a combination of topical lotions or gels containing melanin-inhibiting ingredients along with a sunscreen, and a prescription retinoid. Depending on how the skin responds to these treatments, either in the form of topical cosmetic or chemical peels — and laser may be used. New development using systems are also showing good results