Hyaluronic + Vita Balance – volumeric anti-wrinkle Facial

Hyaluronic + Vita Balance – volumeric anti-wrinkle Facial

Experts of Cosmetic Institutes of Dr Irena Eris, inspired by achievements of esthetic medicine, made up with a treatment that is both advanced and rejuvenating. It is called Hyaluronic – volumeric anti-wrinkle treatment. 
An advanced formula of cosmetic ingredients applied in the treatment effectively prevents from wrinkles, loss of elasticity and dryness of the skin which are the result of a lowering amount of hyaluronic acid in the skin. Hyaluronic acid penetrates deep skin layers and owing to that it gives intensive moisturizing and regeneration. The skin regains natural, young appearance. The treatment of smoothing wrinkles with hyaluronic acid is very effective and brings an immediate effect. The anti-wrinkle treatment can be a supplement of esthetic medicine treatments.

HYALURONIC MOISTURIZATION

Owing to its hygroscopic properties, HYALURONIC ACID (an acid molecule sets even 250 times more water molecules than it weighs itself) moisturizes the skin deep and for a long time as well as restores its elasticity.

NEEDLE-FREE MESOTHERAPY –  Transdermal delivery

SKIN Brightening treatments

Skin Brightening.

By: Jennifer Linder, MD

Posted: January 31, 2013, from the February 2013 issue of Skin Inc. magazine.

With millions of people seeking treatment for skin discolorations annually, it is no surprise that the professional skin care industry is overflowing with products that boast skin lightening and brightening benefits.skin lightening treatments Avora Spa Coquitalm

Hyperpigmentation is the result of melanin overproduction, either UV-induced, due to sun exposure and tanning beds; hormonally induced, due to melasma; or through post-inflammatory cutaneous trauma. Hyperpigmentation also can be a side effect of Addison’s and Cushing’s diseases, linea nigra, celiac disease and more.

Fortunately, there are many ingredients that are proven to be not only safe, but also quite effective at suppressing the production and deposition of unwanted melanin. Because age, lifestyle choices, genetics and the environment all play roles in the development of hyperpigmentation, choosing products that contain blends of several pigment-inhibiting ingredients instead of single-ingredient formulations will provide the versatility necessary to treat a wide variety of clients and types of hyperpigmentation.

Very rarely are conditions treated one at a time; for example, a client with rosacea may also have hyperpigmentation; an aging client may suffer from melasma; and higher Fitzpatrick skin types with acne typically also have residual post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). Therefore, when choosing skin brighteners, the ancillary benefits of certain skin-brightening ingredients should also be considered.

Cost may be a factor, too, because not everyone can afford—or may be reluctant—to purchase multiple products initially. Skin care professionals must be able to help those who can afford to purchase only one product. Again, choosing products containing blends of ingredients with multiple benefits provides a better opportunity to improve the health of the client’s skin with as few as one product.

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Redness? Couperose? Rosacea? Dilated Capillaries?

Rosacea? Redness? Couperose? Dilated Capillaries?

Skin with Dilated Capillaries, Couperose, Rosacea Treatment, Redness Relief at Avora Skin Spa Coquitlam

Have you noticed any red “spiders’ webs” on your face or excessively dilated blood vessels?
If yes, then your skin suffers from dilated capillaries or rosacea.

What are capillaries?

Rosacea Treatment CoquitlamThe walls of blood vessels are weak, so your skin becomes red easily and sensitive or hard to care for. The problem of visibly dilated blood vessels concerns women of various ages; most often, it is connected with inborn shallow skin vascularisation, hypersensitivity of the skin or hormonal changes. Additionally, wind, low temperatures, exposure to frequent temperature changes (e.g. entering heated rooms during winter) as well as overexposure to sun, using a sauna or solarium are conducive to the formation of “spiders’ webs”.
Capillary complexion is a common definition of facial skin, which is characterised by the tendency to transitory, and after some time a permanent redness of the skin, as well as often visible enlarged blood vessels (so called telangiectasia or rosacea). A high sensitivity of the skin to environmental factors is also characteristic (UV rays, wind, high temperatures, inadequate diet), as well as care problems (difficulties in choosing cosmetics).

Why do capillaries dilate?