Photodynamic Regeneration
Dull skin
Fine wrinkles
Method
Photodynamic resurfacing is an advanced skin resurfacing treatment that combines sensitization with the use of topical medication and the application of light of a specific wavelength. Before the treatment, a special medicinal substance is applied to the skin in the form of a spray. The skin is then exposed to light of a selected wavelength which activates the medicinal substance. This affects skin molecules that have been altered (aged) and causes their reconstruction. At Athens Dermatology, we pioneer the application of photodynamic regeneration using SWT technology, for the rejuvenation of the face but also for the treatment of wrinkles and photoaging.
Clues
Photodynamic regeneration is applied with excellent results to facial skin with photoaging. Where the skin shows fine wrinkles, large pores, dilated blood vessels, discoloration. The effects of long-term exposure to the sun (photoaging) are reversed with photodynamic regeneration. The treatment reverses photoaging by causing collagen regeneration. Fights fine wrinkles, improves skin texture and tone.
Results
The use of photodynamic resurfacing to rejuvenate the skin results in the formation of new collagen and the reduction of wrinkles. The skin improves and acquires fewer pores, a smoother texture and a more youthful appearance. The treatment is repeated monthly and 3 sessions are required for optimal results.
Recovery
After the end of the treatment, patients should not be exposed to sunlight or other artificial bright lighting for at least 48 hours.
