Where Should I Have Photofacial Done?

Let me second Dr. Ting's sage advice. Most of the time either choice is acceptable. Most of the time nothing goes wrong. Most of the time results are equal. However, why take a chance? You might be one of those people who who was not destined to be one of the"most of the time people". Perhaps, two experiences I had with such spas can bring our sentiments more drama than a 500 word essay. I saw a patient who had sustained a laser burn ( hair removal) in a so-called... more

The most important question is if something were to go wrong, does the board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon vs. a medical director, who is several miles away and most likely not a core aesthetic board-certified specialist know what to do. Everyone should strive to be a well-informed consumer and be informed of possible complications of any procedure and steps that will be taken to prevent them. Possible risks of photofacial (IPL) include blistering, secondary infection,... more