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PHOTOFACIAL Before & After | Nicole Masifilo

Follow me on Instagram:   / sce.nic   Hello! I got a Photofacial (IPL) last week and wanted to film the process that your skin goes through. It takes about 10 days for it to fully "heal" or to see the darkest your sun spots/ hyperpigmentation will get. I hope this video is helpful for you! I really love trying (non- evasive) procedures and skincare techniques, so you will be seeing more things like this on my channel. I have been seeing Bridgette for around 4 years now and she is amazing (+ has been in the industry for 20 years!). If you're in the Tampa/Sarasota area, here's her info: Bridgette Forgette Sarasota Advanced Skincare 33 North Orange Ave Sarsaota, Fl 34236 (941) 735-3388 I also wanted to do a follow-up on how I cleared my hormonal acne. I was on spironolactone for around 1.5 years, but decided to get off of it once I got married- which also happened to be right when I ran out of my last prescription. My dermatologist told me that you'd need to be off of it for at least 30 days if you were to accidentally get pregnant because it wasn't good to have in your system. I had to get bloodwork while I was on it because your potassium levels can skyrocket & also children can be born without genitals if you continue to take it while pregnant, or have it in your system if you became pregnant... which is the main reason I decided to end it. I have not had any crazy breakouts with my current routine of taking 2 spearmint capsules a day & have been using curology for several months now. Let me know if you have any questions, or if you're going through something similar. I know it sucks and you are not alone! ** Disclaimer: I am not a trained professional, these are my own experiences and everyone is different. Please go see a medical practice to receive treatment options on your skin! ** ------------ AMAZON Spearmint capsules-- I take (2 a day): https://amzn.to/2tQB1o9 WHAT IS IPL? via: https://dermahealthinstitute.com/trea... Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Photofacial Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Photofacial is a laser light treatment that targets pigment issues, such as brown spots, sun damage and red spots, and Rosacea. The bright light passes through the epidermis, drawing out the pigment producing cells and dispersing the uneven pigment. IPL Photofacial can be used on the face, neck, chest, shoulders, back arms, legs and just about anywhere else. Photofacial is also an effective treatment for broken veins and spider veins. According to Stanford Medical University, the long-term effects of Photofacial actually reverse the signs of aging. What Does IPL Photofacial Treat? Brown and Red Spots Freckles Sun Damage Spider Veins Redness Rosacea (enlarged facial blood vessels) Pigment Imperfections How Does IPL Photofacial Work? IPL Photofacial is Intense Pulsed Light that emits multiple wavelengths into the skin and effectively targets pigment producing cells below the surface of the skin. The light energy is converted to heat energy and destroys the hyperactive melanin producing cells in the layers of your skin, eventually dispersing pigmented areas. The spots are pulled to the surface, eventually turning into a coffee-ground-like texture that eventually flakes off revealing beautiful, radiant skin beneath. Who Is/Is Not a Good Candidate for IPL Photofacial? Those with a higher Fitzpatrick score, those with a tan and those with melasma are not good candidates. Because the light rays are attracted to pigment, darker skin tones can actually become discolored and melasma patches can become darker. ------------ Subscribe: https://bit.ly/2PJ9M7u Share:    • PHOTOFACIAL Before & After | Nicole Masifilo   Follow me on Instagram:   / sce.nic   Follow my sister Erica on Instagram:   / chamer1ca   Sister Channel:    / @halfcakedmakeup   ------------ Lashes by: Kelly   / lashes.n.lattes   | Sarasota, FL these are around the 3 week mark, so they need a fill :) I also realize how crazy they probably look without a drop of makeup on my face but wuteva ------------ FTC: This video is not sponsored. #photofacial #hormonalacne