Dallas Photofacial doctors

I am not sure why doctors don't tell their patients, but using a sunscreen with zinc oxide 5% or higher keeps the brown spots from recurring as fast. Of course they will come back and that's why you need to go in every 12-18 months for a "touch-up." I had to ASK my doctor about this or else I'm not sure she would've told me. I've used it everyday and my age spots... more

I have a very fair complexion and was experiencing mild rosacea, had a few small spider veins, and some light "age spots" due to sun damage. I tried a topical and an oral treatment for the rosacea, prescribed by my dermatologist,but felt that IPL would be a more natural solution.(I'm not into taking medication when there's an alternative). After just two photofacial... more

I bought a Groupon for a photofalcial. I am now two weeks out from the photofacial and I am very happy with the results. A word of caution... I would not consider this a "no down time" procedure. My face was swolen and very red for several days. I had the procedure on a Saturday and had to go back to work on Monday. I was embarassed by the way my face looked. Make up could not... more

I am in contact with an aesthetician who just opened her own clinic. She needed a few subjects to do before and after pictures on and asked if I'd be interested in getting the treatment for free and writing a testimonial. I'm not one to turn down free stuff. This sucker hurts if done properly. I just had my second treatment yesterday and it doesn't get any easier as time goes... more

Well here’s my honest opinion about the entire procedure: Had my appt at 1:15 on a Tuesday afternoon and had every intention of returning to work after that. After all I had read there was no reason for me not to right.. WRONG! I am a 34 year old Hispanic Female with not quite medium skin tone. The procedure itself was very quick. But let me advise you that pain face is very... more

The photofacial has been great. I noticed dramtic results quickly after the first session. I noticed an eye floater after the session, which has not gone away. I went to my eye doctor but he said the two are not related.I did the photofacial because I am 34 and have many sun spots and a few broken capillaries.I had a photofacial yesterday and some hair around my hai more

I did my first photofacial with my dermatologist in Dallas, Tx. Actually it went great except I had one area on my cheek develop a hugh blister. It filled with a lot of fluid. The blister was the size of at least a half dollar coin. Next morning I called, and she put me on bactroban ointment, keeping covered with saran wrap to prevent infection.Just how long should this area take to heal? It's... more

Mild freckling runs on my mom's side of the family, and in my teens, I laid out in the sun. In addition, I later took the pill for a number of years. All these factors contributed to melasma and uneven pigmentation, especially along the cheeks and sides of the face. I underwent a series of IPL treatments at a spa. After first 3 treatments, it looked pretty good. There was a definite... more

I had this treatment done to my face, arms, the back of my hands, chest, and under-arms. My pre-treatment involved the application of lidocaine cream to all the areas being treated. When the laser was engaged, it felt like a bee sting. My post-treatment discomfort was moderate and lasted for about 2 hours. All the areas treated lightly scabbed over and sloughed off after about 2 weeks. My... more