Question 1

What is a IPL laser treatment?

Accepted Answer

An IPL (Intense pulse light), is a laser treatment, that evens out the complexion, and reduces the appearance of sun damage and hyperpigmentation. In combination, the IPL also helps tighten the skin, as a result its’ included radio-frequency technology.

Question 2

How long does IPL laser treatment take?

Accepted Answer

The exact time depends on the area that is being treated; However, typically it takes from an hour to an hour-and-a-half. This timeframe includes an additional 30 minutes for topical numbing to be applied prior to treatment.

Question 3

Does an IPL laser hurt?

Accepted Answer

The IPL is not considered a painful treatment, and the laser is very tolerable. During treatment, you may experience very mild discomfort. The sensation of the laser is similar to a slight snapping sensation with some heat. We ensure our patients are comfortable throughout the entire treatment by applying topical numbing agent 30 minutes prior to treatment.

Question 4

When will I begin to see results after an IPL treatment?

Accepted Answer

Patients will begin to see results 7-10 days after an IPL laser treatment. Full results can be seen after two weeks. Since the IPL stimulates new collagen, continual results will build up to 6 months after the initial treatment.

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