IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) adopts the principle that substance absorbs light selectively. As different target tissues absorbs pulsed light with different spectrum and the light acts on pigment. Through photo thermal and actinism, the machine could dispel pigment, concrete blood vessel, burn the hair follicle and stimulate the collagen to regeneration, then it will achieve the aim to dispelling speckles, treating telangiectasis, removing hair and rejuvenating skin. Because the normal skin absorbs little energy, so the treatment is safe.
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What is Intense Pulsed Light?
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IPL is a non-ablative (skin tissue is not destroyed) treatment which delivers targeted, high-intensity, visible pulses of light into the deeper layers of the skin. The wavelength and range of the light emitted during the treatment is adjusted to accommodate your specific skin needs and concerns, without damaging surrounding skin. When the light energy is absorbed by melanin (responsible for skin pigment) and hemoglobin (red blood cells in the blood vessels), these structures become damaged and are absorbed by the body or brought to the surface of the skin where they will slough off in a few days to a week.
While some results will be visible after one session, a series of three to five treatments is typically recommended for optimal results. Due to its non-invasive nature, there is less downtime than other types of laser treatments and so can be repeated around once a month, or as advised by your practitioner.
Which conditions can be treated?
Photorejuvenation therapy can be used for a wide range of conditions, including (but not limited), to the following:
ipl real patient treatment• Acne
• Birthmarks
• Broken blood vessels
• Brown spots, also called liver or age spots
• Dark spots from hormonal changes
• Discolored skin
• Fine wrinkles
• Freckles
• Redness from rosacea
• Scars
• Spider veins
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