Treat a Spectrum of Skin Complaints with
IPL and Fractional Laser Treatments
We all know that men’s skin is different from womens. And while facials and Botox might suit some people, it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. Nor are they a cure-all. That’s why Man Cave Sydney has invested in a gold-standard IPL and fractional laser treatments, to treat practically any aesthetic problem of the skin.
Developed by the pioneers of aesthetic medicine and trusted by leading professionals around the world, this FDA and TGA approved treatment can provide reversal and visible improvements of:
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Pigmentation and freckles
- Sun spots and age spots
- Stretch marks and surgical scars
- Rosacea or redness
- Broken capillaries
- Acne and acne scarring
- Enlarged pores
From $150
The easy and non-invasive lunchtime body & facial treatment that works
Step 1
Our trained dermal therapists and physicians discuss your needs and customise a plan during our obligation free consultation. If proceeding, they will set you up in comfort and apply a cooling gel or numbing cream.
Step 2
Light pulses create heat in a way that targets the skin imperfection without damaging surrounding tissue (think of it in the same way as laser hair removal!). The body’s natural process then removes the treated tissue. Collagen and elastin fiber is also stimulated, resulting in a visible improvement in overall appearance of the skin.
Step 3
Immediately following treatment, you may experience some redness or minor swelling, depending on your customised treatment settings. The redness will usually disappear within a few hours. Daily activities can be resumed the very same day, however you should stay out of direct sun for a few days following the treatment and to apply sun screen.
Step 4
Some skin concerns such as shallow pigmentation and age/sun spots can be cleared with as few as 1-2 treatments. Typically 2-6 sessions with 2-4 weeks in between are needed to achieve optimal results for most skin concerns.
Is this treatment for me (fractional laser treatments)?
- Other treatments can be harsh on the skin and invasive, whereas this treatment is safe, with minimal to no downtime
- Quick and easy; perfect for the busy individual who wants a lunchtime treatment
- Whether you are after a general anti-ageing effect, or have a specific issue that bothers you, this treatment can help!
- You should stay out of direct sun for a few days following the treatment and apply sun screen
- It is preferable to keep the area to be treated out of direct sun for the 2 weeks prior to treatment
Why have a photofractional or IPL photorejuvenation facial at Man Cave Sydney?
- Plans customised to you
- Medically trained staff specialised in men’s skin and aesthetic
- We deliver treatments using only cutting-edge and world-leading aesthetic technology
- A discreet and luxurious clinic; no one needn’t ever know
- Dedicated pre and post treatment care; ask us for anything you need!
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patient stories
Nicholas
I came into Man Cave Sydney to try out their facial laser treatments – The IPL + Resurfx.
At first I just had everything below my forehead done, and I got pretty great results from it, so I decided to get my full face done maybe 6 months later, and then again just recently.
No one will be able to tell you have done anything, just seems to move your base-line skin appearance up so you consistently look around as good as you looked on a really good day before treatment – and seems to get rid of days where you look a bit dead.. did for me anyway.
Your pores will shrink down, black-heads vaporise, obvious blood vessel marks are removed, and if you have pale skin it will takes most of the redness out of the treated areas.
I can really recommend it, it is the only facial thing I have ever seen that has the effects it claims to. I plan to do around three a year for as long as I can – While the skin stays good looking for at least 6-months, I found I got use to my face being a bit more firm and lifted, and that starts to fade a bit around the 6-month mark for me, and a bit of redness slowly creeps back.