Photofacial in Beachwood
Photofacial, in Beachwood.
Photofacial is an Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) treatment used by licensed clinicians at our Beachwood, Ohio, practice. As a dedicated medical spa Photofacial treatment, it is designed to address sun damage, brown spots, redness, and rosacea on the face, chest, hands, and arms. Treatment plans typically range from one to three sessions, depending on your skin and goals. Individual results vary.
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- About Photofacial
Modern Photofacial technology, provider-guided.
Photofacial is a modern Intense Pulsed Light device that uses high-output light energy to target pigmentation and vascular concerns, making it one of the more effective options for skin rejuvenation treatment available in a clinical setting. Every Prema patient is evaluated by a licensed clinician before treatment, and protocols are personalized to your skin and goals. Suitability and outcomes vary by patient.
Sun damage
Photofacial for brown spots, age spots, freckles, and sun damage treatment.
Redness & rosacea
Photofacial for redness, diffuse flushing, broken capillaries.
Treatment areas
Face, chest, hands, arms.
Pricing
From $350 (face), $450 (face and neck), $550 (face, neck, and chest). Hand and body photorejuvenation from $350.
Typical protocol
One to three sessions, by clinical evaluation.
Those considering a photofacial treatment or a targeted Photofacial treatment are encouraged to schedule a consultation to determine whether Photofacial is the right fit for their skin type and goals.
Individual results vary
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Face
from $350
Our entry-level option for treating sun damage and redness on the face alone.
Face & Neck
from $450
Extends treatment to the neck for patients addressing sun damage or texture beyond the face.
Face, Neck & Chest
from $550
Our most comprehensive package, for patients treating sun damage across the face, neck, and chest.
Hand & Body Photorejuvenation
from $350
For patients addressing sun damage and pigmentation on the hands or body.
Final protocol and pricing are determined by your provider during evaluation. Individual results vary.
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In-person physician oversight.
Your evaluation, dose adjustments, and follow-ups are done by a licensed Ohio physician who has actually examined you. Same clinical standard as your primary care.
Honest, all-in pricing.
Posted per-unit, per-session, and membership pricing. Medication, visits, and supervision were included where applicable. No surprises at checkout.
Care your way.
In person at our Beachwood clinic, virtually from home, or hybrid. Weekly or monthly cadence. The schedule fits your life.
Real follow-up.
Post-treatment check-ins, dose adjustments, and clinical support are part of every plan. We see you back. The shot or session is a tool, not the whole plan.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Photofacial
What does a photofacial treat?
Sun spots and brown freckling from years of sun, diffuse redness and flushing of the kind associated with rosacea, and visible broken capillaries on the face, neck, chest and hands. It also evens overall tone. It does not treat wrinkles or loose skin. Morpheus8 is the option there, and the two are often combined.
How does IPL work?
IPL stands for intense pulsed light. The handpiece delivers a broad flash of light that is absorbed by brown pigment and by the red in small blood vessels. The pigment breaks up and flakes away over the following week, and the treated vessels close and fade. The surrounding skin is left alone.
Does it hurt?
Each pulse feels like a quick snap, like a rubber band against the skin, with warmth. It is brief and numbing is not usually needed. Cooling gel and the device’s cooling tip keep it comfortable for most patients.
How many sessions do I need?
We recommend a series of four, spaced three to four weeks apart. Brown spots often improve after one or two sessions. Redness and rosacea-type flushing generally need the full series. Because sun exposure continues, many patients return for a single maintenance session once or twice a year.
What is the downtime?
Mild redness and warmth for a few hours, occasionally into the next day. Treated brown spots darken over a day or two and then flake off across about a week. That is the treatment working. Most patients go back to normal activity and makeup right away. Daily sunscreen afterward is required, not optional.
Who is a good candidate?
Patients with light to medium skin tones and sun damage, redness or broken capillaries. IPL is not appropriate for darker skin tones or for recently tanned skin, because the light cannot tell the difference between the pigment in a sun spot and the pigment in the skin. If IPL is not right for your skin, we will tell you at the free consultation and recommend what is.
How long do results last?
The spots and vessels that are treated are gone. New ones can form with ongoing sun exposure, which is why sunscreen matters and why a yearly maintenance session is common. Redness from rosacea is a chronic condition, so maintenance keeps it controlled.
Can I combine it with other treatments?
Yes, and it is common. A photofacial series pairs well with Morpheus8 for firmness, with a light chemical peel or dermaplaning for texture, and with medical-grade skincare at home. Your provider sequences them so your skin is never treated twice in one window.
Start with the free consultation.
Fifteen minutes with someone who will tell you what your skin actually needs, including when the answer is to do less.
