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At Auspoint Medical Cosmetic Clinic (AMCC) we use Limelight to address sun damage and pigmentation, and to rejuvenate the skin. |
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| How Limelight Works |
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| Intense Pulse Light (IPL) |
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| Limelight’s handpiece emits specific wavelengths of light that are absorbed by skin pigments, which are degraded, thus restoring a more even tone. |
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| Benefits of Limelight |
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| Limelight provides a number of benefits: |
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- Compatible with all skin types
- Non-invasive
- Medical-grade
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- No downtime
- High precision
- Excellent results
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| What Can Limelight treat? |
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| Limelight can address the following conditions on the face, neck and décolletage: |
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- Pigmentation
- Uneven skin tone
- Broken veins/capillaries
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| Pre-treatment |
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- Do not wear makeup on the day of the treatment.
- Avoid waxing and other treatments that irritate the skin for 2 weeks prior.
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| Treatment |
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| The Limelight handpiece delivers pulses of light into the skin, which will result in a mild pinching sensation and some warmth. Usually a cooling gel is applied to the skin to alleviate any mild discomfort. |
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| Post Treatment |
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- Redness typically appears and resolves over 1-2 days.
- Avoid heat for 1-2 days.
- Avoid skin products with irritant ingredients for a few days.
- Targeted pigments will darken over the next couple of days, which means the treatment is working as intended. This will resolve after about 1 week.
- As pigmentation and sun damage can reappear we strongly recommend the regular application of sunscreen.
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