I’m rather confused about the literature on Aviclear. Various interviews with practicioners say that the effect of Aviclear can last up to two years. However, if the laser permanently damages the oil glands why would these start to produce sebum again after two years? Or are new glands likely to form? Or is this because the clinical trials only happened two years ago therefore it isn’t known what happens after those two years?
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We follow up our clients after the Aviclear and we combine this treatment with other revitalizing skin acne treatments to see the best results but each client is different and they have different background hormonal levels, so if a client still has some flare ups or a little bit oily skin...
Hello. As you know, Aviclear targets oil glands and 3 treatment sessions of Aviclear give a long-term remission due to oil gland deactivation. If someone has basic hormonal imbalance or pregnancy causes some hormonal irregularities, your skin may feel a little bit oilier. If you keep showing...
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Before starting treatment sessions, you must shave. Hair on the skin's surface prevents laser light from penetrating the skin's depths, where oil glands are located. In addition, if the skin and laser head are not perfectly attached, the handpiece will not fire the laser.
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