Infinity Laser Spa Inc

Pigmentation Reduction & Removal

It's safe and effective reduce the appearance of freckles, pigmentation, sun spots and age spots. The laser targets only the pigmented lesion in the skin, which absorbs the light, without damaging the surrounding skin. The laser heats up and shatters the pigment. The pigment is then drawn to the surface without harming the surrounding tissue.

Once drawn to the surface, the pigmented lesions will fade or dry and flake off the treated area, leaving the skin with an even tone and complexion.

☆Preparation & aftercare☆

-2 weeks prior to treatment:
Avoid direct sun exposure and use of Sknstitut™ Age Defense SPF 50+ sunscreen.
Avoid Laser, IPL, and Skin Needling/Cosmetic Grade Peels.

- Avoid electrolysis, facial waxing, and depilatory use.

- Fake tan, solarium, or tanning drugs such as Melanotan.

1 week prior to treatment:

- Avoid prescription topical Vitamin A or Hydroquinone.

☆After Care☆

- Avoid direct sun exposure for 7 days and wear SPF 50+ before going outside.

- Avoid strenuous exercise or anything that may cause excessive perspiration, including saunas, spas, and steam rooms within the first 1-2 days.

- Avoid direct heat (including hair dryers and very hot showers) within the first 1-2 days.

- Avoid picking or pulling any loose or exfoliating skin.

Avoid exfoliating your skin for the first 1-2weeksk after treatment

- Avoid using any active or high-intensity skincare products for the first 5 days

- Avoid electrolysis, facial waxing, and depilatory use.

☆Note☆
Any Pigmentation Removal Treatment that uses medical-grade lasers can expect a mild discoloration of pigment before it heals after just a few days.
Call us for free consultation:
226-700-9519

What Is Ingrown Hair?

Ingrown hair is a condition where a hair curls back or grows sideways into the skin. The condition is most prevalent among people who have coarse or curly hair. It may or may not be accompanied by an infection of the hair follicle.

Ingrown hairs cause red, often itchy bumps where a hair has grown back into the skin. There are things you can do to treat and prevent them and in most cases you will not need to a see a GP for treatment.

Ingrown hairs can look like raised, red, itchy spots on the skin. Sometimes you can see a hair trapped under the skin.

You may be more likely to get ingrown hairs if you have coarse or curly hair.

Infected ingrown hairs can be painful. You may see pus in the spots.

You are more likely to get ingrown hairs in areas you shave, such as:

🔹️Face and neck
🔹️Legs
🔹️Armpits
🔹️Chest
🔹️Back
🔹️Your p***c hair

DON'T:

❌️Shaving
❌️Waxing
❌️plucking
❌️Threading

DO:

✅️ Wet your skin with warm water and use shaving gel.

✅️ Shave in the direction the hairs are growing.

✅️ Use as few strokes of the razor as possible.

✅️ Rinse the razor after every stroke.

✅️ Hold a cool, wet cloth to your skin after shaving to reduce irritation.

✅️ Use an exfoliating scrub to help release any trapped hairs
try a different hair removal method, such as hair removal cream.

✅️ Try a long-term way of removing hair, such as laser treatment.

Results:
🔸️No Hair
🔸️No Regrowth
🔸️No Ingrown Hair
🔸️No Dark Pigmentation

With High Effective Laser Machine
RAPIDDPC
🔸️ painless
🔸️Fast
🔸️Effective
🔸️Safe Treatments
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