IPL Photofacial
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Sun Damage & Age Spots: Fades freckles, solar lentigines, and uneven hyperpigmentation caused by UV exposure.
Redness & Rosacea: Reduces facial redness, flushing, and visible broken capillaries or spider veins.
Uneven Skin Tone & Texture: Smooths rough patches and restores overall skin clarity and radiance.
Fine Lines & Large Pores: Stimulates mild collagen production to improve elasticity and tighten pore appearance.
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Broad-Spectrum Light Energy: Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) delivers precise wavelengths of light energy deep into the skin layers.
Targeting Pigment & Vascularity: The light is absorbed by excess melanin (brown spots) and hemoglobin (redness/blood vessels), breaking them down thermally.
Natural Elimination: Discolored pigment rises to the surface and naturally flakes off over 7 to 14 days, while collapsed capillaries are absorbed and cleared by the body.
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Comprehensive Tone Correction: Simultaneously targets both red (vascular) and brown (pigment) skin concerns in a single session.
Non-Invasive with Minimal Downtime: Rapid treatment allowing you to return to work and daily routines immediately.
Collagen Stimulation: Encourages natural cellular turnover for a smoother, firmer, and younger-looking complexion.
Versatile Application: Highly effective on the face, neck, chest (décolletage), and hands.
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During Treatment: A bright flash of light accompanies a snap sensation (similar to a small rubber band against the skin).Sessions last roughly 30 to 45 minutes.
Post-Treatment: Pigmented spots may temporarily darken (looking like fine coffee grounds) before flaking off over the next week. Mild redness or warmth is normal for a few hours.
Aftercare: Avoid direct sun exposure and wear SPF 30+ daily. Refrain from picking or scrubbing darkening spots, and pause harsh exfoliants or retinol for 5 days.
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Single Session (Full Face): $275
Package of 3: $725 (Recommended for optimal pigment and redness clearance)
Chest or Hands Add-On: Starting at $100
Consultation: A skin evaluation and patch test are conducted to assess skin type, contrast levels, and candidate safety.