Say goodbye to the effects of sun damage, rosacea, hyperpigmentation, and more. With the innovative Intense Pulsed Light photofacial, gentle skin rejuvenation is now easier than ever. IPL photorejuvenation is the latest in modern dermatology, allowing patients to transform red, blotchy skin into a radiant complexion. If you suffer from any of these problems, photofacial/fotofacial treatments may be the dermatological approach you've been looking for.
How does IPL work?
During IPL photorejuvenation treatment, high energy light waves are used to reduce or eliminate many common effects of aging, including facial wrinkles and skin discolorations.
IPL light also encourages the production of collagen, a natural protein that fills in wrinkles, making the skin smooth and supple.
With each treatment, the results of IPLâ„¢ photorejuvenation become more pronounced.
How many sessions are needed?
The number of sessions depends on the condition being treated.
For rejuvenation, Five full-face IPL photofacial sessions spaced three weeks apart are normally required for optimal results.
Who are the candidates for IPL photofacial?
People with-
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Blotchy skin
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Uneven Complexion
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Rosacea
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Sun-damaged skin
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Large pores
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Mild acne scars
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Freckles
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Wrinkles
It effectively improves skin texture, eliminating discolorations, reducing pore size, and minimizing wrinkles and fine lines.
How much time does it take?
The procedure is also quick and involves no downtime, making it a convenient option for people with busy schedules.
A full face IPL photorejuvenation needs about 30 minutes
Is it painful?
During the IPL photofacial procedure, you will feel a warm sensation caused by the handpiece. Some patients liken the sensation to a light "snap" from a rubber band
What are the side-effects of IPL Photorejuvenation?
Side effects are rare but can include slight redness and swelling of the treated area, blistering or bruising and hyper or hypopigmentation. The redness and swelling generally disappears within a few hours of treatment, and the remaining side effects are very rare. Our dermatologist will carry out a full assessment before any treatment takes place to alleviate any risks.