Who should avoid IPL Phototherapy?

Pregnancy, use of photosensitizing drugs, use of Retin-A/Retinol (must stop day before), recent tanning, active skin infection, dermal melasma (e.g., Nevus of Ota — limited effect).

Laser

IPL Phototherapy

A phototherapy device that uses intense light with a broad spectrum of 500-1,000nm. By selecting specific wavelengths with filters, it can simultaneously treat pigment, vascular, and skin issues. Technically IPL, not a laser.

Indications

Frecklesblemishes (epidermal pigment)facial flushingtelangiectasiaenlarged poresfine linesshallow acne scarshair removal.

Contraindications

Pregnancy
use of photosensitizing drugs
use of Retin-A/Retinol (must stop day before)
recent tanning
active skin infection
dermal melasma (e.g.
Nevus of Ota — limited effect).

Treatment Info

RecoveryNone to 1 day

Duration15-30 minutes

CategoryLaser

FAQ

Who is IPL Phototherapy suitable for?: Freckles, blemishes (epidermal pigment), facial flushing, telangiectasia, enlarged pores, fine lines, shallow acne scars, hair removal.
Who should avoid IPL Phototherapy?: Pregnancy, use of photosensitizing drugs, use of Retin-A/Retinol (must stop day before), recent tanning, active skin infection, dermal melasma (e.g., Nevus of Ota — limited effect).

Treatment methods and frequency may vary depending on your individual skin condition. Please consult with a board-certified dermatologist before making a decision.