IPL
IPL - which stands for Intense Pulsed Light - is a popular method for treating sagging and dull skin, as well as for removing brown spots, certain blood vessel changes, age spots and unwanted hair growth
What is IPL?
The effect of IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) is achieved by using light with high energy density, Unlike laser treatments, which only use a limited wavelength of light, IPL uses a much broader spectrum. Different filters can be used to select the wavelength that is optimal for the treatment in question. The treatment takes place in short pulses that penetrate the skin and affect pigments or red blood cells.
What is treated?
IPL is a popular method for treating sagging and dull skin and for removing brown spots, age spots and unwanted hair growth.
Processing time
Treatment time varies between 15 and 60 minutes depending on the area and extent of treatment. Usually, several treatments are required to achieve the desired result; normally with 3-4 weeks between treatments.
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What is IPL good for?
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Time for treatment
From 30 min to 1 hourTime for recovery
No recovery to one week depending on treatment area and indicationIs consultation needed before
No, it is not.Consideration period (if similar treatment not done within 6 months)
No, it is not.
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