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How Soon After Facelift or Mini Facelift is It Safe to Have an IPL Photofacial for Rosacea? Thanks!

asked 5 months ago by Gigi S.
Latest answer by Todd C. Miller, MD
Question viewed 152 times
Tags: rosacea, timing

I had a "mini" facelift a little over two months ago and am wondering if it is safe to now have an IPL Photofacial or a chemical peel.

7 answers to How Soon After Facelift or Mini Facelift is It Safe to Have an IPL Photofacial for Rosacea? Thanks!

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IPL Post Facelift....

A week to 2 weeks post facelift is absolutely acceptable. Hope this helps. Dr. Grant Stevens
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How soon can I have a photofacial following a facelift?

1-2 weeks following surgery is a perfectly acceptable amount of time to wait before having a photofacial. Good luck!
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Mini facelift and IPL

It is likely safe to proceed. Many surgeons will do this at the same time as the surgical procedure.
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How Soon After Facelift or Mini Facelift is It Safe to Have an IPL Photofacial for Rosacea?

It would be adviseable to wait up to 1 month before having an IPL after a traditional Face Lift or Minimal Incision Face Lift. The less tissue dissection versions, 2 weeks and 4 weeks for the more aggressive Face Lifts.
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IPL Photofacial for Rosacea after Facelift

It was not necessary to wait 2 months after your mini-facelift to have an IPL Photofacial, so you can have the treatment whenever convenient.
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Laser after facelift

Should be no problem at all. as you have already heard we will routinely laser or deep peels at the same time as the lift.
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You are ready

We will treat rosacea even at the same time as a facelift using the vascular laser. You will have no problem with the ipl which is even less invasive. Dr. Mayl Fort lauderdale

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