TriBella combines three cutting-edge technologies in a single treatment session to deliver outstanding results:
Photofacial (Intense Pulsed Light – IPL):
This treatment uses light energy to tackle pigmentation issues such as age spots, sun damage, and vascular lesions. By reducing discolouration and redness, IPL significantly improves skin tone. Whether you’re dealing with hyperpigmentation, freckles, or broken capillaries, IPL offers a versatile solution for uneven skin tone.
Skin Resurfacing (Fractional Radiofrequency):
This technology utilises radiofrequency energy to create micro-wounds in the skin, stimulating the body’s natural healing process. This boosts collagen production, which helps improve skin texture, reduce fine lines and wrinkles, and promote overall skin rejuvenation. The controlled damage prompts a regenerative response, leading to smoother, more youthful-looking skin.
Skin Tightening (DiamondPolar Radiofrequency with Pulsed Electro Magnetic Fields):
This component combines radiofrequency and pulsed electromagnetic fields to heat the deeper layers of the skin, encourageing collagen and elastin production. The result is firmer, tighter skin with improved elasticity, particularly beneficial for areas prone to sagging like the jawline, neck, and around the eyes.
Benefits of TriBella Facial Rejuvenation
TriBella’s multifaceted benefits make it a top choice for those seeking effective, non-surgical facial rejuvenation solutions:
Comprehensive Treatment: By merging three technologies, TriBella tackles multiple skin concerns in one session. This holistic approach ensures that various aspects of skin ageing are addressed simultaneously, leading to more comprehensive and noticeable results.
Non-Surgical: TriBella is a non-invasive procedure, eliminating the need for surgery or significant downtime. Clients can enjoy facial rejuvenation benefits without the risks and recovery time associated with surgical options.
Minimal Discomfort: Treatments are designed to be comfortable, with minimal pain or discomfort. Most clients report a slight warming sensation during the procedure, making it a tolerable experience.
Quick Sessions: Each TriBella session typically lasts around 60-90 minutes, making it convenient for individuals with busy schedules who desire effective results without spending hours in a clinic.
Long-Lasting Results: With a series of treatments, clients can achieve significant improvements in skin tone, texture, and tightness, with results that continue to improve over time. The stimulated collagen production ensures that TriBella’s benefits extend well beyond the treatment sessions.
Ideal Candidates for TriBella Facial Rejuvenation
TriBella is perfect for those aiming to address various skin issues without surgical intervention. It can effectively treat:
Hyperpigmentation and sun damage: If you struggle with dark spots, sunspots, and other pigmentation issues, TriBella’s IPL component specifically targets melanin, helping fade these spots and create a more even skin tone.
Fine lines and wrinkles: The skin resurfacing and tightening components work together to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, offering a smoother, more youthful look.
Uneven skin texture: Individuals with rough or uneven skin texture can benefit from the resurfacing technology, which promotes new skin cell growth and smoother skin.
Skin laxity and sagging: The skin tightening component addresses sagging skin, particularly around the jawline, neck, and cheeks, by stimulating collagen and elastin production.
Redness and vascular lesions: For those with conditions like rosacea or visible blood vessels, the IPL treatment helps reduce redness and minimise the appearance of vascular lesions.
Post-Treatment Care for TriBella Facial Rejuvenation
After a TriBella session, clients might experience mild redness and swelling, typically resolving within a few hours to days. Proper post-treatment care is crucial to maximise benefits and ensure a smooth recovery. Here are some tips:
Avoid Sun Exposure: Protect your skin from sun exposure after a TriBella treatment. Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with at least SPF 30 and wear a wide-brimmed hat when outdoors.
Use Gentle Skincare Products: Post-treatment, your skin may be more sensitive. Opt for gentle, hydrating skincare products that do not contain harsh chemicals or exfoliants. Look for products with soothing ingredients like aloe vera and chamomile.
Stay Hydrated: Drinking plenty of water helps keep your skin hydrated and supports the healing process. Proper hydration also enhances overall skin health and appearance.
Avoid Hot Water: Refrain from using hot water on the treated area for a few days. Use lukewarm water when cleansing your face to avoid irritating the skin.
Follow Up Treatments: Depending on your initial skin condition and desired results, multiple TriBella sessions may be recommended. Adhere to the treatment schedule advised by your aesthetician to achieve the best outcomes.
Real-Life Results and Client Testimonials
Many clients have reported significant improvements in their skin’s appearance after undergoing TriBella Facial Rejuvenation. Here are some real-life testimonials:
Sarah, 45: “After just three TriBella sessions, my skin looks and feels amazing. The fine lines around my eyes and mouth have diminished, and my skin tone is much more even. I love the compliments I receive about my youthful appearance!”
James, 52: “I was sceptical at first, but TriBella has really made a difference. The sun damage and age spots on my face are barely visible now, and my skin feels firmer and smoother. It’s definitely worth it.”
Emily, 38: “TriBella has given me back my confidence. My skin texture has improved dramatically, and the redness from my rosacea is much less noticeable. The best part is that it’s a non-invasive treatment with no downtime.”
Why Choose TriBella Facial Rejuvenation?
TriBella Facial Rejuvenation stands out in the competitive non-surgical treatment market for several compelling reasons:
Multi-Technology Approach: By combining IPL, fractional radiofrequency, and skin tightening technologies, TriBella offers a comprehensive solution that addresses a wide range of skin concerns.
Customisable Treatment: Each TriBella session can be tailored to your specific needs, ensuring personalised care and optimal results.
Proven Effectiveness: Clinical studies and client testimonials consistently highlight the effectiveness of TriBella in improving skin tone, texture, and tightness.
Safe and Comfortable: TriBella treatments are designed to be safe and comfortable, with minimal risk of side effects and no need for anaesthesia.
In Summary
TriBella Facial Rejuvenation is a versatile and effective treatment for individuals looking to rejuvenate their skin and address a range of ageing-related concerns. By combining photofacial, skin resurfacing, and skin tightening technologies, it offers a comprehensive approach to achieving a youthful, radiant complexion. With minimal discomfort and downtime, TriBella is an excellent choice for those seeking significant skin improvements without invasive procedures. Whether you’re dealing with hyperpigmentation, fine lines, uneven texture, or sagging skin, TriBella can help you achieve your aesthetic goals and boost your confidence.
It is that time of the year again when our skin lets us know the summer has been a little unkind. The telltale signs of hyperpigmentation are pretty apparent on our skin. One of the most effective ways to deal with this discolouration, skin dryness and skin renewal is with an in-clinic treatment using a peel.
Peels are available in various strengths and cocktail formulations, and the one suitable for you will depend on your skin condition or concern. A peel is a skin rejuvenation technique that usually contains enzymes, chemicals and herbs.
The idea behind a peel is to remove the damaged outer layers of dry, discoloured, and coarse skin from the skin’s surface. When the peel is applied, it stimulates the skin’s regenerative process. The results reveal a marked improvement in skin conditions such as fine lines and wrinkles, texture & tone of the skin, lightening & brightening the skin, increased blood circulation, softening scar tissue, strengthening the integrity of the skin, stimulating fibroblast cells resulting in new cell formation, hydration, reduction of pore size, clearing of blemishes, more balanced oil production and an overall healthier appearance of the skin.
There are four main types of peel intensity in the clinical treatment room.
Progressive – This peel does not usually cause visible exfoliation. There may be superficial dryness for a few days post-procedure, and the skin will look refreshed and radiant. It can be experienced as a standalone treatment or in conjunction with treatments such as microdermabrasion. This mild peel can be carried out every 1-2 weeks for 3-6 treatments.
Mid-Depth – exfoliation with this peel usually occurs within 3- 5 days post-procedure. This level of peel will usually turn brown before a gentle flake occurs. This rejuvenation technique is ideal for monthly use.
Deep – the skin undergoes considerable peeling, almost like a snake shedding its skin. Two of the better-known deep peels are Cosmelan and the Deep Herbal Peel. The entire process can take 7-10 days and is usually repeated three times a year, depending on the skin condition or concern.
Biochemical Peel -The peel you have when you are not having a peel. This is the new kid on the block from Europe. This avant-garde technique has no downtime, pain, heat or peeling – but you do need to do it in combination with Q-Switch Laser or IPL.
The biochemical peel incorporates active ingredients in its formulas, and its effectiveness has been proven by dermatological science. Using a cocktail of acid ingredients such as salicylic, lactic, malic, pyruvic, azelaic, mandelic, phytic, ferulic, hyaluronic, pure glycolic, citric, kojic and tranexamic, the results are boosted when done in combination with Q-Switch Laser or IPL. These ingredients are not new in the peel arena; the difference is in the percentage, pH and layering technique.
Factors required to review before having a peel include:-
Home care and skin preparation are undertaken at least two weeks before treatment.
Skin reactivity, thickness, and oiliness
The time of the year and the intensity of the sun
Your general health, including autoimmune disorders.
The Fitzpatrick skin type is a guideline to determine how the skin might respond to a peel.
The Glogau classification is also known as the wrinkle scale of photoageing. This will assist in determining the severity of sun damage in the form of discolouration and wrinkles.
Peels stimulate the formation of new, healthier cells, reviving the complexion. No matter your skin concern or the numerous peels and techniques, rest assured there is one that is just right for you.
Skin laxity is a common sign of ageing and can affect various areas of the body such as the face, neck, arms, legs or abdomen. It occurs when the skin loses its elasticity, resulting in a saggy, loose appearance.
Loss of skin elasticity may present as:
Fine lines and wrinkles: When skin loses its elasticity in the dermal matrix (second layer of skin), it is prone to fine lines and wrinkles. These lines can appear deeper and more prominent over time.
Jowls: As we age the bones tend to shrink, leading to the muscular layer (SMAS) and dermal layer to then droop and create the jowls.
Drooping Eyelids: As with the jowls, this drooping tissue affects the orbital area. Ptosis (the drooping of the skin of the upper eyelid) can be the result.
Crepey Skin: When the support in the dermal matrix is lost or declines, and the surrounding glycosaminoglycans (GAG’S), that provide the cushioning and the environment of collagen and elastin, this depletion leads to the skin having the appearance of thin, tissue-like skin.
Skin laxity is caused by a combination of intrinsic (internal) and extrinsic (external) factors that affect the skin’s structure and function. Some of the scientific causes are:
Age and hormonal changes where the collagen and elastin fibres, which provide support and elasticity to the skin, degrade over time, leading to thinning and sagging. Additionally, the skin’s ability to produce new collagen and elastin decreases with age.
Exposure to prolonged UV radiation from the sun damages the collagen and elastin fibres. This damage can result in the formation of wrinkles and sagging.
Certain lifestyle factors such as poor diet, lack of sleep, excessive alcohol, and smoking all add to oxidative stress resulting in the skin breaking down and not having the ability to regenerate.
Genetics can play a huge part in the loss of laxity in the skin, and this can happen earlier in some compared to others.
Other areas to affect loss of elasticity in the skin can be glycation, dehydration, significant weight loss and extreme temperature environments.
When choosing the most appropriate treatment for your area of concern there are several factors to review such as
Different areas will respond better to one treatment rather than another, HIFU, RF, RF Microneedling and Plasma Fibroblast can provide more significant skin tightening for moderate to severe skin laxity, while microneedling will address fine lines and moderate skin laxity.
Different modalities are better suited for specific areas of the body. HIFU and RF can be used on the face and body, while RF Needling and microneedling are primarily used on the face and neck. Plasma can be used on the face and body but is not suitable for all body areas.
Depending on your timeline for your result HIFU and Plasma can provide more immediate results, while RF and RF Needling usually require multiple treatments.
Your pain tolerance this also must be a strong consideration for the appropriate treatment.
Budget is also a consideration. HIFU and Plasma Fibroblast are typically more expensive than RF, RF Needling and Microneedling.
What is the primary skin concern?
moderate to severe laxity
fine lines and wrinkles
Mild to moderate skin laxity
Which area do you want to target?
face and body
face and neck
face only
How soon do you want the results?
Immediate
within a few weeks to months
over time with multiple treatments
How much downtime will you tolerate?
no downtime
some downtime
little to no downtime?
What is your budget?
high
moderate
low
It is so important to combine both in Clinic treatments, a good home care regime and a healthy lifestyle in order to achieve your optimum results.
The Peel You are Having When You are Not Having a Peel
It is that time of the year again when our skin is letting us know the summer has been a little unkind. The telltale signs of hyperpigmentation are quite apparent on our skin. One of the most effective ways to deal with this discolouration, skin dryness and skin renewal is with the in-clinic treatment using a peel.Peels are available in various strengths and cocktail formulations, and the one that is suitable for you will be dependent upon the skin condition being treated. A peel is a skin rejuvenation technique involving the application of either enzymes, chemicals, herbs, or a cocktail of all of the above. The idea behind a peel is to remove the damaged outer layers of dry, discoloured and coarse skin from the skin’s surface. When the peel is performed, the regenerative process of the skin is stimulated. The result revealed a marked improvement in skin conditions such as fine lines and wrinkles, texture and tone of the skin, lightening and brightening the skin, increased blood circulation, softening scar tissue, strengthening the integrity of the skin, stimulating fibroblast cells resulting in new cell formation, hydration, reduction of pore size, clearing of blemishes, more balanced oil production and an overall healthier appearance of the skin.There are 4 main types of peel intensity when carried out in the clinical treatment room.
1. Progressive- this peel does not usually cause visible exfoliation. There may be superficial dryness for a few days post-procedure and then the skin will look refreshed and radiant and can be carried out as a standalone treatment or it can be used in conjunction with treatments such as microdermabrasion. This mild peel can be carried out every 1-2 weeks for 3-6 treatments.
2. Mid-depth – exfoliation with this peel usually occurs within 3- 5 days post-procedure. This level of peel will usually turn brown before a gentle flake occurs. This rejuvenation technique may be performed monthly.
3. Deep – the skin undergoes considerable peeling, almost like a snake shedding its skin. Two of the better-known deep peels are Cosmelan and the Deep Herbal Peel. The entire process can take 7-10 days and is usually repeated 3 times a year depending on what skin condition is being treated.
4. Biochemical Peel –The peel you are having when you are not having a peel. This is the new kid on the block from Spain. With this avant-garde technique, there is no downtime, no pain, no heat and no peeling.
The Biochemical peel incorporates active ingredients in its formulas with an effectiveness that has been proven by dermatological science. Using a cocktail of acid ingredients such as salicylic, lactic, malic, pyruvic, azelaic, mandelic, phytic, ferulic, hyaluronic, pure glycolic, citric, kojic and tranexamic, the outcome is nothing short of miraculous. These ingredients are not new in the peeling arena, the difference being the percentage, pH and layering technique. Factors required to be reviewed prior to having a peel include
1. Home care and the skin preparation undertaken at least 2 weeks prior to treatment
2. Skin reactivity, thickness and oiliness
3. The time of the year and the intensity of the sun
4. Your general health including autoimmune disorders
5. The Fitzpatrick skin type – a guideline devised to determine how the skin might respond to a peel
6. The Glogau classification is also known as the wrinkle scale of photoageing. This will assist in determining the severity of sun damage in the form of discolouration and wrinkles.
Peels stimulate the formation of new healthier cells providing a revival to the complexion. No Matter your skin concern, the fact there are numerous peels and techniques you can be assured there is one that is just right for the result you want to achieve. Peel, and lift the veil your skin has been hiding under.
What is photoageing?
Photoageing refers to the premature ageing of the skin caused by repeated exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation, primarily from the sun but also from artificial sources like tanning beds. Unlike natural ageing, which is a biological process that occurs over time, photoageing is characterised by specific changes to the skin induced by external factors. Key signs of photoageing include:
Wrinkles and fine lines: UV rays can break down the collagen and elastin fibers in the skin, which are crucial for maintaining the skin’s firmness and elasticity. This breakdown leads to the development of wrinkles and sagging.
Changes in pigmentation: Sun exposure can cause an increase in melanin production, leading to age spots, freckles, and uneven skin tone.
Rough texture: Over time, sun exposure can cause the outer layer of the skin to become thicker and rougher, which might feel dry or leathery.
Loss of elasticity: With the breakdown of elastin fibers, the skin loses its ability to snap back after stretching, leading to a looser appearance.
Preventive measures against photoageing include using broad-spectrum sunscreen, wearing protective clothing, and avoiding peak sun hours. Treatments to manage the effects of photoageing range from topical retinoids and antioxidants to more invasive procedures like laser therapy and chemical peels.
All skin types can benefit from enzyme exfoliation during the cooler months of winter, where hot showers and heaters create superficial dryness. Enzymes are a naturally occurring solution for this challenge by digesting and dissolving dead, dry skin cells, revealing healthy, radiant skin.
Enzymes are primarily proteins that are necessary for life. In the body and cells their role ranges from digestion to increasing metabolism. They speed up the rate of most chemical reactions that take place in the cells, catalyzing most cellular functions.
When applied topically, enzymes are proteolytic, meaning they digest the cells of the stratum corneum – the first layer of the skin. Enzymes break down the old cells that congest the pores and will then prevent the penetration of topical serums, which in turn hinders overall skin functioning. Removing the dead skin cells, allows the skin to regenerate more quickly, assisting with skin concerns such as premature ageing and acne. Other benefits when using enzymes include their ability to increase skin elasticity and hydration by maintaining natural moisture levels in the skin. Enzymes speed up cellular functioning and fight against oxidation and free radical damage, protecting skin from environmental damage.
In the treatment room enzymes and acids can be used separately or mixed, each providing a powerful result. Enzymes in general are less exfoliating than acids like glycolic, salicylic, mandelic or lactic. Therefore, they are more appropriate for sensitive, medically compromised, reactive or thin skin. Introducing enzymes in skin treatments when you are pregnant or breastfeeding is particularly useful to still allow an effective method of exfoliation.
Enzymes:
Mostly sourced from vegetables and fruit such as pumpkin, (the most exfoliating enzyme) pineapple (bromelain enzyme), papaya (papain enzyme), and apples
A gentle exfoliation method but this can be dependent on the pH
Exfoliates the stratum corneum
Less likely to irritate the skin
Function at a wider pH range
Digest dead skin cells
Come in the form of either a gommage, gel, cream, liquid or powder
Acids:
Mostly sourced from milk, sugar and plant-based products
Deeper exfoliation method with progressive, mid-depth and deep peeling levels
Can be an aggressive method of exfoliation
Are both pH and % dependent on the level of exfoliation
Dissolve dead skin cells
Enzymes can be more efficiently utilised in the treatment room when:
The cleanser being used is chosen wisely. A creamy cleanser will limit the exfoliation intensity compared to a foamy or gel-based cleanser.
A pre-peel solution will strip the skin of lipids and therefore facilitate a more aggressive exfoliation
The use of heat and moisture with a steamer or hot towel will amplify the enzyme activity.
Enzymes can be added to many treatments in the clinic room to increase their efficacy. They can be blended with antioxidants, pure vitamins and hyaluronic acid which will increase the support, hydration and vital nutrients of the skin. Some of the treatment modalities which will benefit from the addition of enzymes are:
*Microdermabrasion results using suction and super fine crystals to exfoliate the skin can be amplified when using enzyme exfoliation before the treatment
*JetPeel treatments utilise a medical-grade saline solution instead of microcrystals from the microdermabrasion. The supersonic jet of saline droplets from the JetPeel is amplified when an enzyme solution is used before this step. This has the added benefit of improving the circulation and hydration of the skin
*Ultrasonic skin exfoliating utilises sound waves and vibrations that penetrate through the upper layers of the skin. The Ultrasonic treatment improves the texture, tone and circulation of the skin. The benefits of the Ultrasonic device are amplified when an enzyme exfoliation is used before the treatment.
Enzymes are not new in the aesthetic arena but are worth consideration when wanting healthy, hydrated and radiant skin.
Renew & Revive Skin with a Peel
