IPL HAIR REMOVAL. PHOTOFACIAL. TREATMENTS

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) skin rejuvenation is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that uses light energy to refresh and restore the skin’s natural radiance.

Here’s how it works:

• During the treatment, pulses of broad-spectrum light are delivered to the skin.
• This light targets pigment cells (like sunspots or freckles) and blood vessels (like redness or broken capillaries) beneath the skin’s surface.
• The light energy is absorbed by these targets and converted into heat, which breaks down unwanted pigmentation and stimulates the body’s natural healing process.
• At the same time, IPL encourages collagen production, improving skin texture, firmness, and reducing fine lines over time.
   

The result? A smoother, more even skin tone with fewer visible signs of aging or sun damage. Most patients see noticeable improvement after just a few sessions, with little to no downtime.

 How they work

• IPL uses broad-spectrum light that targets multiple skin issues at once (like pigmentation, redness, and fine lines). The light spreads out, covering a wider area.
• Laser treatments use a single, focused wavelength of light that penetrates deeper and is typically more targeted for specific concerns (like deep wrinkles, prominent veins, or tattoo removal).
   

Versatility

• IPL is great for mild to moderate skin concerns, and is ideal for overall skin rejuvenation, treating sun damage, broken capillaries, rosacea, and age spots.
• Laser treatments can be better for more advanced or isolated issues, like deep scars, deeper wrinkles, or more precise hair removal.
   

Down time & comfort

• IPL usually requires minimal to no downtime, and is often described as feeling like a quick snap on the skin.
• Laser treatments can vary—some have more downtime depending on the intensity and depth of the treatment.
   

Skin types & safety

• IPL works best on lighter skin tones, whereas some laser types can be safely used on a broader range of skin tones when customized by a skilled provider.

Face : Cheeks, Nose, Forehead, Chin, Full face. Great for reducing pigmentation, redness, broken capillaries, and signs of aging.

Neck : Helps improve skin tone and texture. Reduces sunspots and fine lines
 

Hands : Targets age spots and sun damage. Restores a more youthful appearance

Arms  & Shoulders : Treats uneven skin tone and sun-related damage
 

Back & Chest : Helps with acne scars, redness, and pigmentation
 

Legs : Can treat spider veins, redness, and pigmentation
 

Other areas : Underarms or bikini line (for pigmentation or hair removal purposes)

Yes, exosomes and growth factors can be beneficial when used after IPL treatment, but they should not be applied during the treatment itself. 

Using exosomes or growth factors after an IPL treatment can enhance results and support faster healing. These advanced serums help to:

• Soothe and calm the skin
• Reduce redness and inflammation
• Speed up cellular repair and regeneration
• Boost collagen and elastin production
• Improve overall skin tone and texture
   
• APPLY EXOSOMES Post-treatment (same day or within a few hours): Once the skin has cooled, applying exosomes or growth factor serums can nourish the skin and optimize your results.
• During treatment: It’s not recommended to apply these products during IPL, as the heat and light could alter their effectiveness or cause irritation.