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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about IPL Skin Rejuvenation Laser.
IPL delivers pulses of broad-spectrum light absorbed by melanin in pigmented lesions and hemoglobin in vessels, fragmenting pigment and reducing redness. The body clears debris, revealing improved tone over several weeks after a series of treatments.
Modern IPL is safe for many skin types when performed by experienced providers using appropriate settings. Darker skin tones require cautious settings or alternative technologies to minimize pigmentation changes; a consultation and patch test ensure safety.
Most clients need three to six sessions spaced three to four weeks apart for optimal results. Treatment plans are individualized based on skin concerns and response; maintenance sessions may be recommended yearly or as needed.
Expect mild redness, swelling, and temporary darkening of treated spots that flake or fade within days. Most people return to work immediately; full healing and optimal results typically appear within one to two weeks.
Yes—IPL targets hemoglobin to reduce diffuse redness and small broken capillaries effectively. Deeper or larger veins may need alternative treatments like vascular lasers or sclerotherapy; a consultation determines the best approach and expected outcomes.
Avoid sun exposure, tanning beds, and self-tanners for at least two weeks prior. Stop retinoids and exfoliants as advised, arrive with clean skin, and disclose medications. A patch test may be performed for safety.