KLERESCA, SKIN REJUVENATION

What is Kleresca, and how does it work?

Kleresca® skin rejuvenation is a pleasant treatment designed to stimulate the skin’s natural biological processes.

This scientifically proven method uses a unique light technology inspired by the process of photosynthesis.

Clinical studies have shown that Kleresca® skin rejuvenation can increase collagen production by up to 400%.

How effective is the treatment?

To achieve optimal results, we recommend one session per week for three weeks.

Some patients see improvements after just the first session. Because Kleresca® works on the cellular level to stimulate the skin’s biological processes, improvements continue even after the treatment course is complete.

After the course is finished, you can expect further positive changes as the skin continues to improve.

What issues can Kleresca treat?

Kleresca® skin rejuvenation improves skin quality by:

Promoting collagen production
Reducing pore size
Smoothing out fine lines
Minimizing scarring

These changes result in an overall improvement in the skin’s quality and texture, giving patients a fresher and more radiant look. Improvements continue after the treatment is complete.
Kleresca® skin rejuvenation is especially effective for facial treatments but also delivers excellent results on the neck, décolletage, and hands.

Does the treatment hurt?

Some patients may experience a slight tingling sensation or a mild burning/stinging feeling during treatment.

Are there any risks?

Kleresca® has a good safety profile. However, some patients may experience temporary side effects, such as:

Redness and hyperpigmentation (e.g., more visible freckles)
Lightening of hair if the gel comes into contact with areas like the eyebrows
Mild swelling

When should you avoid the treatment?

You should avoid the treatment if you:

Are taking medication that may cause skin irritation
Have melasma or hidden melasma in the area to be treated.

How is the treatment performed?

The skin is cleansed, and Kleresca® gel is applied.
The gel is illuminated for 9 minutes using a multi-LED Kleresca® lamp.
Protective goggles are provided during the treatment.
Afterward, the gel is removed, and a moisturizing cream is applied to conclude the session.

What should I do after the treatment?

After the treatment, your skin may appear red for a few hours, similar to mild sun or wind exposure, but you can continue your daily activities.
Old sun damage may appear darker for several days or weeks following treatment.
Try to avoid sunlight for two days post-treatment.
We always recommend using SPF 50+.

ROSACEA

What is rosacea?

Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that primarily affects the face. It is characterized by redness, visible blood vessels, pimples, and sometimes thickened skin. Symptoms can range from mild to severe, often appearing in cycles of flare-ups and remission.

Causes and symptoms:

The exact cause of rosacea is not fully understood, but it is believed to involve a combination of genetic factors, environmental influences, and blood vessel reactivity in the skin. Treatment can include prescription medications, skincare, and lifestyle changes to reduce symptoms and prevent worsening.

Rosacea symptoms can vary from person to person and may include:

Redness (Erythema): Persistent facial redness, especially on the cheeks, nose, forehead, and chin.

Visible blood vessels (Telangiectasia): Small, visible blood vessels on the skin surface, often in red areas.

Pimples (Papulopustular rosacea): Red, raised pimples or small bumps that resemble acne. These may be painful and filled with pus.

Skin thickening (Phymatous rosacea): Thickened skin, particularly around the nose (rhinophyma), leading to a bumpy or swollen appearance.

Eye problems (Ocular rosacea): Irritation, dryness, redness, a gritty feeling, eyelid inflammation, and sometimes vision disturbances.

Sensitivity: Sensitivity to certain skincare products, cosmetics, sunlight, heat, or cold.

Symptoms often occur in cycles of flare-ups and remission and can be triggered by stress, alcohol, spicy foods, and heat.

Treatment:

Rosacea treatment with Kleresca® uses a special gel that interacts with the light from the Kleresca® lamp. The gel, applied to the entire face, contains chromophores that are activated by the lamp’s light and converted into fluorescent light. This light penetrates different layers of the skin and stimulates cells.

The treatment is typically painless, though some may feel a slight tingling sensation in the skin, indicating that the treatment is working. It only takes a few minutes and you can resume your day as normal afterward. Right after the treatment, rosacea symptoms may temporarily worsen, and pigment spots may become more noticeable, but these usually subside quickly. We provide a soothing cream after the treatment.

After several sessions, you’ll typically notice improvements not only in visible rosacea symptoms such as facial redness but also in the burning and stinging sensations associated with the condition.

We typically recommend a series of 4-6 treatments, one session per week. Follow-up treatments once or twice a year may be considered, depending on your individual needs.

What can worsen rosacea?

Rosacea is a skin condition that can be aggravated by various factors, including triggers such as spicy food, alcohol, heat, cold, stress, and certain skincare products. For some people, even sunlight and wind can trigger symptoms. Identifying and avoiding these triggers can be key to managing rosacea and preventing its worsening.

How does it typically develop?

Rosacea often progresses gradually through different stages. It usually begins with facial redness and visible blood vessels, which can escalate to pustules, pimples, and thickened skin. Over time, this can result in persistent redness and other visible symptoms. It’s important to understand that rosacea is a chronic condition, but with proper treatment, symptoms can be relieved and the condition can be kept under control.

How should you care for rosacea-prone skin?

To effectively care for skin with rosacea, it’s important to follow certain guidelines. Use gentle, hypoallergenic skincare products and avoid those containing alcohol or harsh chemicals. Wash your face gently with lukewarm water and a mild cleanser. Protect your skin from the sun by using a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF. Identify and avoid personal triggers that may worsen your symptoms. Finally, Kleresca treatment is an effective way to reduce rosacea symptoms.

Procedure:

Initial consultation: Conducted by a doctor, lasting about 30 minutes.
Treatment: Administered by our nurse.
Treatment time: Approximately 20 minutes.
Duration of results: At least six months.

ACNE

Kleresca® treatment is an effective and safe remedy for acne. Using a special gel and fluorescent light, the treatment stimulates the skin’s natural renewal processes. This combats the causes of acne and reduces the risk of scarring.

What is Kleresca®?

Kleresca® acne treatment is scientifically documented and based on a unique light technology (photobiomodulation, or PBM), which uses fluorescent light to stimulate the skin’s natural renewal processes.

How does the treatment work?

1) Kleresca® gel is applied to the skin.
2) The gel is illuminated for 9 minutes with a multi-LED Kleresca® lamp.
3) The blue light from the lamp is converted into fluorescent light energy, reducing pimples, redness, and painful inflammatory conditions in the skin.

What is acne?

Acne is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting hair follicles and sebaceous glands, characterized by reddish lesions on the skin. Commonly affected areas include the face, chest, and back.

What causes acne?

While researchers have not yet identified the exact cause of acne, it is known that the condition can result from various factors, including hormonal levels.

What can you expect from Kleresca® acne treatment?

When choosing Kleresca® acne treatment, we recommend a treatment course consisting of four sessions spaced one week apart.

Throughout the treatment process, you’ll see noticeable improvements in your skin. These improvements can continue for months after the treatment series is complete. Clinical experiences with Kleresca® acne treatment show that the skin condition can remain improved for at least a year following the treatment course.

Treatment course:

With Kleresca®, we treat acne using a scientifically documented light technology.

Initial consultation: Conducted by a physician, lasting approximately 30 minutes.
Treatment sessions: All treatments are performed by our nurse. Each session lasts about 20 minutes.

Results:
After one series of treatments (four sessions, one session per week), significant improvement is typically seen.

Duration:
The results can last for at least a year.