Phoenix Photofacial doctors

	Susan Van Dyke, MD Paradise Valley Dermatologist 5206 N Scottsdale Rd, Paradise Valley		1 answer
	Paul K. Holden, MD Phoenix Facial Plastic Surgeon 9522 E. San Salvador Dr. Suite 301, Scottsdale
	Geoffrey E. Leber, MD Paradise Valley Plastic Surgeon 5410 N. Scottsdale Road Suite D-500 , Paradise Valley
	Daniel Shapiro, MD Scottsdale Plastic Surgeon 5410 N. Scottsdale Road Suite F100, Scottsdale
	Lawrence Shaw, MD Scottsdale Plastic Surgeon 8913 E. Bell Rd Suite 201, Scottsdale

Recent Answers

IPL Vs. Photofacial - What's the Difference? What's the difference between IPL and a Photofacial?

A: IPL is a form of photofacial,

In the Scottsdale area the term "Photofacial" is used so widely by salons and medispas that the meaning is blurred. There can be a huge difference in results depending on the equipment used. State of the art Lumenis One is a fourth generation IPL and will deliver safer and more effective treatments than some low quality inexpensive equipment. Check credentials and equipment before deciding on treatment.

Susan Van Dyke, MD

Paradise Valley Dermatologist

Phoenix Photofacial reviews

$300 average price for Photofacial in Phoenix
100% of Phoenix reviewers said Photofacial was worth it

	“Shopping Around for the Best Deal -...” I had my first photofacial last week and at first was a little scared by the results. My skin looked worse for the first few days, but since has become beautiful and smooth. I have a lot of sun damage such as redness on my cheeks, chin and in random spots on my face. I also have dark spots that had become increasingly difficult to cover with makeup. My chest and lower neck have the redness... more
	“Seeing Some Real Improvement from...” Had a photo facial on Monday, August 2nd and am already loving the results. The pain was minimal but I have to admit - I cheated and used some numbing cream I had left from a prior cosmetic procedure. Felt like a little rubber band snapping then a slight burn for a second or two after each pulse. First day I looked a little pink like I'd gotten a bit of sun. First night, skin felt... more
	“One to the Face, So Far, and Now I...” US $150 for 1 IPL treatment by a certified laser tech under a doctor's supervision. The doctor was present at the facility, but not in the room. The equipment was a StarLux500 by Palomar. I'm 46 with skin type high II/III -- white, but not too pale, with a very rosy undertone. I don't have many wrinkles, but had been noticing my "age spots" more and more lately -- and decided I... more
	“Love the Results” I'm 52 and I've had 4 photofacials done on my face and two on my neck and chest and I absolutely love the results! I had them done to reverse some of the aging and sun damage. My facial skin is clearer and tighter, the crows feet around my eyes are almost gone and the lines around my mouth have improved. I also have a lot of scarring from acne when I was younger the the photo facials have... more
	“So Fresh and New! Very Pretty Even Skin” I had my first photo facial treatment 3/6/08 and I agree that the light is very bright even the patches/goggles can't help. There was a mild bee sting like sensation but otherwise not uncomfortable except on bony areas. I had my entire face, parts of my neck/chest, and both shoulders done! I love it. I have had embarrassing freckles on my face & shoulders from years of repeated sun damage and... more