Transform Your Skin with IPL Therapy in Peoria, AZ

Intense Pulsed Light is a photo-rejuvenation laser treatment that helps reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation and age spots, and also reduces the reds in the skin from rosacea to broken capillaries.

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Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)

Introduction

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy, also known as photorejuvenation, is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure that harnesses the power of broad-spectrum light to treat various skin concerns. From reducing pigmentation and age spots to treating broken capillaries and rosacea, IPL offers a multifaceted approach to revitalized skin.

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INTENSE PULSED LIGHT (IPL) – Classic

Non-invasively banishes hyperpigmentation, sun spots, and age spots with Intense Pulsed Light (IPL), removing the damaged cells at the deepest levels of your skin.

30 minutes | $299

INTENSE PULSED LIGHT (IPL) – Signature

IPL combined with microneedling to tackle both sun/age spots and fine lines & wrinkles. This method is one of our favorites!

60 minutes | $599

How We Do It

Our Method

The Procedure

IPL devices use multiple wavelengths of light to target pigments within the skin. Unlike lasers, which use a single, focused wavelength, IPL uses a broader spectrum, allowing it to address multiple skin issues in one treatment.

Here’s a step-by-step overview of the procedure:

  • Consultation: Before undergoing IPL treatment, a thorough skin assessment and consultation will be carried out to determine the appropriateness of the therapy for an individual’s concerns.
  • Preparation: The treatment area is cleansed, and a cooling gel is applied to help the device glide smoothly and ensure patient comfort.
  • Protection: Protective eye shields or goggles are worn by both the patient and the practitioner.
  • Application: The IPL handpiece is placed onto the skin, delivering short pulses of light. Patients might feel a sensation similar to the snap of a rubber band.
  • Completion: After the treatment, the cooling gel is removed, and a sunscreen or moisturizer may be applied.

Before and After Care Instructions

Before IPL Treatment

  • DO disclose any new medications to your technician
  • DO discontinue retinol or retinoids 72 hours prior to treatment
  • DO use a prescription for cold sores if you have a history 2-3 days prior to coming in, if being treated in the area of cold sores
  • NO pregnancy or breastfeeding
  • NO recent Filler injections 2 weeks prior to coming in
  • NO recent sun exposure for 1-2 weeks, including spray tans, tanning beds, creams & lotions
  • NO antibiotics 72 hours pre-treatment
  • Melasma & darker skin need to be pre-treated 2 weeks prior. See our Providers.
  • Laser Hair Removal – shave area 24 hours prior to coming in, no waxing or tweezing the area

After IPL Treatment

  • DO use SPF 30+ every day
  • DO use gentle skin care products for 72 hours
  • DO use cold compresses if needed
  • DO avoid vigorous exercise for at least 24 hours
  • DON’T use scrubs, exfoliators or retinol for 72 hours
  • DON’T touch or pick at skin
  • NO direct sun exposure 1-2 weeks, including tanning beds & creams
  • NO swimming pools, saunas or hot tubs for 72 hours
  • Redness for 24-48 hours is normal
  • Darkening of pigment is expected
  • Dry, peeling skin is normal for 2-5 days

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    Frequently Asked Questions

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    Does IPL hurt?

    Most people describe the sensation as a mild stinging or snapping feeling, much like the snap of a rubber band.
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    What's the difference between IPL and laser treatments?

    Lasers focus on a single wavelength, while IPL uses multiple wavelengths, making it versatile for addressing various skin issues.
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    How many sessions are needed?

    Typically, 3-6 sessions spaced about a month apart are recommended for best results.
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    Can IPL treat acne?

    IPL can help reduce redness, inflammation, and the bacteria causing acne.
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    Is IPL safe for all skin types?

    While IPL is safe for many skin types, it might not be suitable for darker skin tones due to the risk of hyperpigmentation. Always consult with a professional.
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    What can I expect post-treatment?

    Skin may appear redder, and brown spots may darken before they fade.
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    How long does a session last?

    Depending on the treatment area, an IPL session can range from 20 minutes to an hour.
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    What areas can be treated with IPL?

    Common areas include the face, neck, chest, and hands, but IPL can be used on most parts of the body.
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    Are the results permanent?

    While IPL can significantly reduce skin concerns, maintenance sessions might be required to sustain the results, especially if new skin issues emerge.
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    What should I consider before opting for IPL?

    Ensure that the practitioner is experienced and uses FDA-approved devices. Always have a detailed consultation to discuss your concerns and set realistic expectations.

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    The Guide

    Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Therapy: A Bright Spot in Skin Care

    Introduction

    Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy is shining bright in the world of skincare and dermatology. Known for its versatility, this non-invasive treatment uses broad-spectrum light to treat a myriad of skin problems. From hair removal to treating sun spots, IPL might just be the solution you’re seeking.

    Understanding IPL Therapy

    IPL Therapy is a technology that uses high-intensity pulses of visible light to affect the skin at the molecular level. Unlike lasers that use a single wavelength of light, IPL utilizes multiple wavelengths, making it adaptable to different skin issues.

    Applications of IPL Therapy

    IPL therapy is more than a one-trick pony; its applications include:

    Hair Removal

    Ideal for those looking to reduce or eliminate unwanted body hair.

    Skin Pigmentation and Sun Spots

    Effective in reducing the appearance of pigmented lesions.

    Acne Treatment

    Helps in controlling active acne and reducing scars.

    Rosacea Management

    Reduces redness and visible blood vessels.

    Skin Rejuvenation

    Enhances skin texture and reduces the appearance of wrinkles.

    The IPL Procedure

    Here’s what you can expect in an IPL therapy session:

    • Consultation: Discussing your specific concerns and tailoring the treatment to your needs.
      Preparation: Cleansing the area and applying a cooling gel to minimize discomfort.
    • IPL Application: A handheld device emits pulses of light, targeting the chosen area. You may feel a mild stinging sensation, often compared to the snap of a rubber band.
    • Post-Treatment Care: The cooling gel is removed, and sunscreen may be applied.

    Benefits of IPL Therapy

    Why is IPL catching the spotlight? Here are some benefits:

    • Versatility: Targets different skin issues in one go.
    • Minimal Downtime: Most patients can return to their normal activities immediately.
    • Generally Pain-Free: While there might be mild discomfort, it’s often well-tolerated.
    • No Need for Anesthesia: Unlike some laser treatments, anesthesia is rarely needed.

    Post-Treatment Care

    After IPL, you can maximize the results by:

    • Avoiding sun exposure.
    • Using a high SPF sunscreen.
    • Moisturizing the skin.
    • Avoiding harsh skin products for a few days.

    Conclusion

    Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Therapy is rapidly becoming a go-to solution for various skin problems. It promises not only enhanced appearance but the convenience of a non-invasive, quick procedure with minimal downtime. Always consult with a reputable professional to see if IPL is the right choice for your skin.