Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) uses gentle pulses of broad-spectrum light to target the appearance of sun damage, age spots, redness, and uneven skin tone ~ helping restore a clearer, more radiant complexion.
IPL can be a great option for improving common signs of environmental and sun exposure while supporting a more youthful, refreshed appearance. Treatments are customized to your skin type, concerns, and desired results.
What can IPL treat?
IPL may help improve the appearance of:
Sun spots and age spots
Uneven skin tone
Redness and visible small blood vessels
Freckles
Mild pigmentation concerns
Overall dull or weathered-looking skin
Full Face
$250/session
$899 pkg of 4
Face & Neck
$350/session
$1199 pkg of 4
Neck
$175/session
$599 pkg of 4
Spot Treatment(up to 5 areas)
$99
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Intense Pulse Light (IPL) Therapy painful?
Most people describe IPL as feeling like a brief snapping or warming sensation. The level of discomfort varies depending on the treatment area, device, and individual sensitivity.
How long does an IPL treatment session take?
Treatment time depends on the size of the area being treated. Smaller areas may take only a few minutes, while larger areas can take longer.
How many sessions will I need?
The number of treatments varies according to the condition being treated, your skin characteristics, the device used, and your treatment goals. We will explain the expected number of sessions during your consultation.
What should I expect after my treatment?
Many people can return to normal activities relatively quickly, but temporary redness, warmth, swelling, or irritation may occur. Pigmented spots may become darker before gradually fading or shedding. Follow aftercare instructions and avoid unnecessary sun exposure while your skin is recovering.
Is IPL safe for all skin tones?
IPL is not appropriate for every skin type or every condition. Because IPL targets light-absorbing pigments, treatment settings must be carefully selected. People with darker skin tones may have a higher risk of unwanted pigmentation changes with some light-based treatments.