Rejuvene IPL Photo Facial Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Had a great experience with both a facial and eyelash tint and lift! Would definitely reco...more
Great service. Friendly staff. Nails look amazing and my skin after facial feels great.
First time with a chemical peel! Joud was so professional. Talked me through the whole pro...more
First facial was amazing! Vlean space, friendly staff who explained the process well. Will...more
Joud was amazing! Great facial all around and I’d definitely come back :)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Rejuvene IPL Photo Facial.
The Rejuvene IPL Photo Facial uses targeted pulses of intense pulsed light to break up pigment and reduce vascular redness. Light energy stimulates collagen remodeling, softening fine lines and improving texture for a brighter, more even complexion over several weeks.
Most clients report mild warming or snapping sensations; topical numbing can be used for comfort. Treatments are well tolerated and brief, and providers adjust settings to minimize discomfort while achieving effective results.
Typical plans use 3 to 6 sessions spaced four weeks apart, depending on concerns and skin response. Some improvement appears after one treatment, but optimal results emerge after a series and maintenance treatments yearly.
Little to no downtime for most patients. Expect temporary redness, slight swelling, or darkening of pigmented spots for a few days. Makeup can usually conceal effects; avoid sun exposure and follow post-care instructions to speed recovery.
Common temporary effects include redness, swelling, and brief darkening of pigment that flakes off. Rarely blistering or scarring occurs if aftercare isn't followed. Discuss medical history and medications to minimize risks during your consultation.
Ideal for individuals with sun damage, age spots, rosacea-related redness, uneven tone, or early signs of aging. Not recommended for very dark skin tones, active infections, or recent tanning—consult our clinicians to determine suitability.