IPL (Intense Pulsed Light)

REATMENT LENGTH

30-60 minutes

DOWNTIME

Minimal (slight redness or swelling)

DISCOMFORT

Low to Moderate

BEST TIME

Fall and Winter. Avoiding sun exposure is crucial during the treatment process, making cooler months ideal for IPL.

RECOMMENDED NUMBER OF SESSIONS

3-6 sessions

About

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy, also known as photo rejuvenation, is a non-invasive treatment that uses broad-spectrum light to target pigmentation, sun damage, and vascular lesions. IPL is effective for improving skin tone, reducing redness, and minimizing age spots and sunspots.

TECHNOLOGY & TOOLS:
  • Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Device

TREATS:
  • Pigmentation issues
  • Sun damage
  • Age spots
  • Rosacea
  • Vascular lesions
KEY BENEFITS:
  • Improves skin tone and texture.
  • Reduces pigmentation and vascular lesions.
  • Stimulates collagen production.
  • Non-invasive with minimal downtime.
  • Safe and effective for various skin types.

What to expect?

Pre-Appointment

Avoid sun exposure and tanning for two weeks before treatment. Discontinue use of retinoids and certain skincare products for a few days before the treatment.

Appointment

During the treatment, a handheld device emits pulses of light to the targeted areas. You may feel a slight snapping sensation, similar to a rubber band against the skin.

Aftercare

Avoid sun exposure and use sunscreen diligently. Follow specific aftercare instructions provided by the physician, which may include avoiding certain skincare products for a period.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT LASER TREATMENTS

  • Is IPL safe?
    Yes, it is safe when administered by certified dermatologists.

  • How long does it take to see results?
    Results can be seen within a few days to weeks, with improvements continuing over multiple sessions.

  • Does the treatment hurt?
    There may be a slight snapping sensation during the treatment, but discomfort is generally minimal.

  • Are there any side effects?
    Common side effects include mild redness and swelling, but these are usually temporary.