[ Ссылка ] So as far as the DETOX™ therapy, which is the spectrum of blue light in the 400 nanometer spectrum with ELIXIR MD™. We want to reduce and minimize any potential or chance of bacterial infection due to contamination of the surfaces, in this case, the skin that may lead to post-operative infections and other complications. The blue light therapy has shown to penetrate the skin deep into the tissues, and this has even been proven that exposing the stomach to the blue light therapy even kills the H. pylori, which is the bacteria that resides inside the stomach.

So on the skin, the blue light kills bacteria like acne vulgaris or staph aureus that are responsible for resistant infections that are very hard to treat. And these are the main complications that I, as a cosmetic surgeon, am worried about, that the patient undergoing an aesthetic procedure, a cosmetic procedure, might have to end up in a hospital for prolonged antibiotic treatment.

And so using this technology, we can take away the biggest fears by simply exposing them 20 minutes, pre-operatively to the blue light DETOX™ therapy using the ELIXIR MD™ photobiomodulation therapy.

Using blue light therapy pre-operatively can significantly enhance the healing process following a deep plane facelift, one of the most advanced and intricate facial rejuvenation techniques. Blue light therapy’s primary benefit before surgery is its powerful antimicrobial action, which helps reduce the risk of post-operative infections—a key factor in ensuring a smooth healing process. By targeting and eliminating harmful bacteria on the skin’s surface, blue light therapy creates a cleaner surgical environment, lowering the chances of infection at the incision sites. For a deep plane facelift, where incisions extend into deeper layers of facial tissue, minimizing bacterial load before surgery is crucial to avoid complications that could hinder recovery or negatively impact aesthetic results.

In addition to its bactericidal properties, blue light therapy helps prepare the skin by regulating oil production through its effect on sebaceous glands. By reducing excess oil secretion, it minimizes the potential for post-operative acne or skin irritation, which can be a concern when the skin is healing after an extensive procedure like a deep plane facelift. This is particularly beneficial for patients prone to breakouts, as clogged pores or skin irritation could interfere with the recovery process or contribute to prolonged inflammation. By optimizing skin health and ensuring a clean, well-prepared surface, blue light therapy sets the stage for a more efficient and complication-free recovery, allowing the deep tissue layers addressed in the facelift to heal properly and deliver the desired results more swiftly.

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ELIXIR MD™
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ELIXIR MD™ is the first and only Energy Based Device that completely transforms the concept of skin rejuvenation through the integration of four powerful light sources for patients seeking a non-invasive treatment like no other.

ELIXIR MD™ is the only medical grade LED light therapy device on the market developed exclusively for physicians. We have created ELIXIR MD™ to help take your practice further.

ELIXIR MD™ stands apart as a medical grade device. This distinction ensures that the device meets rigorous quality standards and adheres to the highest industry regulations. As a medical grade device, ELIXIR MD™ undergoes extensive testing and validation processes, ensuring its reliability, effectiveness, and safety for patients.

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DR. DARIA HAMRAH
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703-288-4495
8201 Greensboro Dr. #601
McLean, VA 22102

While Dr. Hamrah’s extensive qualifications and experience are more than enough to provide countless patients with the confidence needed to pursue his services, Dr. Hamrah also maintains a unique philosophy on facial cosmetic surgery that sets him apart from other cosmetic surgeons.

Due to Dr. Hamrah’s seven years or oral and maxillofacial surgery experience (the majority of cosmetic surgeons dilute their experience by focusing throughout the entire body) he approaches cosmetic surgery from the inside out. This means he considers bone structure, as well as any visible sagging, asymmetry, wrinkles, and undesirable facial contours.

To Dr. Hamrah, facial surgery is much like making up a bed nicely: if the mattress is lumpy, there isn’t much point in spreading a nice bedcover over it (that is, if the bones are problematic, fixing the skin doesn’t help much).

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