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Intense Pulsed Light  (IPL)

IPL photorejuvenation is a type of light therapy used to treat sun induced skin damage, rosacea, broken capillaries, fine lines and wrinkles, uneven skin tone, and acne. IPL works by targeting a treatment area with wavelengths of light onto the skin. This light heats the pigmented cells of the skin and breaks them down. In the process of heating up your skin IPL encourages the production of collagen and tightens the elastin fibers. It stimulates the natural process by which your body repairs all kinds of damage. Once produced the collagen goes to work and improves the factors that age your skin. The body’s natural cell turnover process removes the damaged cells as they surface, creating a clearer complexion. Three to five treatments 4-6 weeks apart are recommended to achieve the very best results. Pre and post care instructions will be discussed in office.

 LED ( light emitting diodes) TREATMENTS

Photobiomodulation treatments are a concentration of lights that deliver three different wavelengths of light simultaneously to manage skin conditions. All three wavelengths work together, the benefit of using all three wavelengths at the same time is that light absorbing molecules respond to different wavelengths of light energy. The results are an increased energy absorption in cellular activity at different tissue depths. This is a pain free, thirty minute treatment.  For best results twelve treatments are recommended, three times a week, for four weeks.

Our Locations

Bellevue

Steps away from beautiful Bellevue Square Mall, our office is conveniently located just off the I-405 on 106 Avenue NE.

  • 225 106 Ave. NE
  • Bellevue, WA 98004

Kirkland

Next to the Evergreen Hospital, our convenient location is on NE 128 Street, just off the I-405.

  • 11830 NE 128 St., Suite 1
  • Kirkland, WA 98034

Seattle

Only blocks from Pike Place Market, our office is on the corner of 4th Avenue and Stewart Street.

  • 1911 4th Ave.
  • Seattle, WA 98101

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Contact lens options appear to be limitless. While soft contact lenses are the most popular among patients and eye care professionals, numerous other contact lens options can provide comfortable, clear vision. Rigid gas permeable lenses, as well as newer scleral or hybrid lenses, are commonly used to provide visual correction for those who struggle with […]

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January 31, 2023
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Dry eye and allergies are common eye problems. If you’ve ever typed your symptoms in a search engine, you’ve likely noticed similarities between these conditions. So, is the link more than a coincidence, or can allergies lead to dry eye? Unfortunately, allergies can contribute to dry eye. But the conditions are different. Knowing the difference […]

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How to Fit Multifocal Contact Lenses

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Chances are, if you are reading this you’re like a couple of our doctors and are over 40. (It’s hard to believe that we’re here, but it’s happened.)  Along with needing a standby fire truck when we blow out our birthday candles, in our 40s we tend to start showing our age. Fine lines start […]

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Contact lens options appear to be limitless. While soft contact lenses are the most popular among patients and eye care professionals, numerous other contact lens options can provide comfortable, clear vision. Rigid gas permeable lenses, as well as newer scleral or hybrid lenses, are commonly used to provide visual correction for those who struggle with […]

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Dry eye and allergies are common eye problems. If you’ve ever typed your symptoms in a search engine, you’ve likely noticed similarities between these conditions. So, is the link more than a coincidence, or can allergies lead to dry eye? Unfortunately, allergies can contribute to dry eye. But the conditions are different. Knowing the difference […]

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Chances are, if you are reading this you’re like a couple of our doctors and are over 40. (It’s hard to believe that we’re here, but it’s happened.)  Along with needing a standby fire truck when we blow out our birthday candles, in our 40s we tend to start showing our age. Fine lines start […]

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