Dye-VL PRO Photofacial

Alma’s proprietary AFT technology with a narrow band spectrum for the dedicated treatment of vascular lesions (and pigmented lesions). The narrow band spectrum is the optimal range for hemoglobin absorption, targeting vascular lesions, making it highly effective. High absorbing in Melanin makes it also effective in removing spots and pigmentation. The new and advanced Dye-VL PRO cooled applicator is highly powerful and effective. With a focused 1 cm2 spot size, high peak power and intense cooling, it provides excellent clinical results for vascular lesions treatments.

Treatment Description

Using the latest technology in photo-rejuvenation, The Harmony Dye-VL pro is effective in pigmentation removal, vascular lesion removal, and capillary removal, leaving skin beautifully clear and even-toned.Treatments can rejuvenate the face, hands, neck or décolleté by removing skin pigmentation and superficial blood vessels.

Benefits

• No downtime treatment
• Addresses brown and red pigmentation
• Even out skin tone to produce radiant skin
• Calm the red skin of rosacea
• Can effectively get rid of sunspots and age spots
• Is effective for pigmentation reduction on the face, neck, chest and the whole body
• Ideal pairing with Clearlift™ plus

How It Works

The heat created by Dye VL pro damages the vessel or pigmented spots, and the body begins its natural healing process, resulting in rejuvenation of the skin. Pulsed light is able to penetrate into the sub-surface skin layers without damaging the skin and then absorbed by the blood vessels or pigmentation spots. The pigmented areas will become darker initially and then flake off or be absorbed by the body. Overall, skin tone is improved dramatically resulting in a smoother texture, even skin tone, younger and more attractive skin

What To Expect

Duration

40 minutes

Recommended Sessions

A series of 3 – 5 sessions spaced 1 month apart until desired results are achieved with maintenance as required.

After Treatment Care

Wear sunscreen and avoid sun exposure