Tighten Loose & Aging Skin Easily
New advances in light energy have led to the development of non-invasive treatment of skin laxity. Sciton ST BroadBand Light offers safe infrared light energy and advanced skin cooling technology to comfortably deliver heat below the skin’s surface for increased tissue tightening and reduced skin laxity.
This process promotes partial denaturation and contraction of collagen. The heat also initiates the body’s natural healing process, which creates a renewed collagen foundation leading to increased skin firmness. Powerful cooling maintains the outer surface of your skin at a cool temperature before, during, and after each pulse providing you with a comfortable and safe procedure.
Conditions It Treats
- Erythema (Red) Skin
- Flushed Skin Patches
- Acne Scarring
- Rosacea
- Fine Facial Lines & Wrinkling
- Spider Veins
- Lentigines
- Before or After Face or Neck Lift Surgery
- Before or After Laser Resurfacing
- After Chemical Peeling
- After Botox Injection for Wrinkles
Treatment Times
- Treatment Time:
30-45 minutes / area - Post Treatment:
Minimal facial swelling with almost no downtime depending on the area treated - Expected Results:
2-5 Sessions, 3-4 weeks apart
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Treatment Results
Treatment Results
SkinTyte treatment is safe for all skin types and can be performed on any area of the body where an improvement in your skin firmness is desired. Popular areas include the face, neck, abdomen and arms.
Individuals with aging or irregular skin texture and those who have skin pigmentation from excessive sun exposure see the best results. The results are excellent for those with brown skin tone. After the initial series of 3-5 treatments, most individuals may require a follow-up treatment in 2 or more years. To maintain the newer cosmetic look, advice will be given for future skincare.
Precautions
Skin Tyte is not a good option for the following individuals:
- Prone to Keloids
- Hyper or Hypo Pigmentation
- Dark Skinned
- Darkly Tanned
- React Adversely to Sun Burns
- Insulin-Dependent Diabetics
- People with a Blood Clot Forming Disorder
