IPL Skin Treatments Using Photorejuvenation
As the population ages, ever-increasing
numbers of people are interested in improving
their appearance. IPL technology can be used
to help restore the skin's youthful
appearance.

IPL technology improves the
appearance of photo-aged skin, removes age
spots (sun-induced freckles), most benign
brown pigments, and redness caused by broken
capillaries through a process called
photorejuvenation for face and body. The
process is ideal for patients with active
lifestyles because the procedure requires no
downtime and has a low risk of side effects.
The gentle, non-ablative treatments use
broad spectrum light to treat the face, chest,
neck and hands—virtually anywhere that sun
damage shows.
How it works
A broad spectrum of light is transmitted
through a small, smooth, transparent handpiece
which is gently placed over the skin. Cut-off
filters in the handpiece change the wavelength
range allowing it to be optimized for
different applications and skin types. The
light penetrates the tissue and is absorbed by
either the blood when treating vascular
lesions or the melanin when treating pigmented
lesions damaging them. The body's natural
processes then remove the injured tissue
giving the skin a more even and youthful
appearance.

IPL Skin Treatments using Photorejuvenation
often consist of full-face treatment or
treatment of isolated body areas like the
hands or chest. The treatment regimen
typically consists of:
- Four to six treatments
administered at three week intervals
- Broad spectrum light in
the visible and near infrared range, from
515 nm up to about 1200 nm
As a sub-epidermal procedure, IPL Skin
Treatments using Photorejuvenation produce few
side effects and requires little to no
alteration in the patient's normal routine.
