PHOTOREJUVENATION
In addition to Photorejuvenation and according to our patients actinic damage (solar) we propose different treatment programs that combine different light sources and others such as microdermabrasion, mesotherapy, botulinum toxin, photodynamic therapy, etc.
Treatment
It works by applying a pulse of light passing through the patient’s skin, which is then converted, into heat to be absorbed by melanin, hemoglobin and fibroblasts. This heat consumes the excess melanin and hemoglobin, while stimulating fibroblasts to produce new collagen.
Photorejuvenation’s complete treatment is carried out over 5 to 6 sessions, spaced out in 6 weeks (sessions are 20 to 30 minutes) after which the patient can return to normal activity immediately.
The number of sessions vary depending on skin type and characteristics of the imperfections presented for each patient. However, patients can begin noticing improvements between 7 to 10 days after each session. And this improvement increases gradually, because the formation of new collagen has been activated.
After treatment, your skin will be more luminous and firm. To see lasting results, we recommend a topical treatment (dermocosmétic), which will reduce the need for maintenance sessions.
After treatment, your skin will be more luminous and firm. To see lasting results, we recommend a topical treatment (dermocosmétic), which will reduce the need for maintenance sessions.

Dr. Pablo Umbert Millet
Director of Instituto Pablo Umbert · Dermatologist and Dermatopathologist
Dr. Pablo Umbert is one of the leading experts in clinical dermatology, dermatopathology, and Mohs micrographic surgery in Spain. With over 30 years of experience, an international career at the Mayo Clinic and Saint-Louis Hospital in Paris, and more than 100,000 biopsies signed, he remains active as an emeritus professor at Hospital Universitario Sagrat Cor, where he supervises clinical cases and trains new generations of dermatologists.


