IPL Photofacial in Edmonton

IPL Photofacials are a non-invasive treatment that use Intense Pulses of Light (IPL) to treat and repair a variety of skin issues.

The Benefits of IPL Photofacials:

IPL Photofacials can improve the look of sun damage, redness, rosacea, and age spots with little to no downtime.

IPL Photofacials are an excellent choice for clients who want to improve the look of discolouration of the skin without invasive treatments.
  • Improve redness
  • Reduce the look of rosacea
  • Reduce the look of facial veins & broken capillaries
  • Reduces vascular lesions
  • Improve the look of age spots
  • Reduce sun damage to the skin
  • Provide overall more rejuvenated skin
How Does IPL Photofacial Work?
IPL Photofacial is Intense Pulsed Light that emits multiple wavelengths into the skin and effectively targets pigment producing cells below the surface of the skin. The light energy is converted to heat energy and destroys the hyperactive melanin producing cells in the layers of your skin, eventually dispersing pigmented areas.

The spots are pulled to the surface, eventually turning into a coffee-ground-like texture that eventually flakes off revealing beautiful, radiant skin beneath.
Who Is/Is Not a Good Candidate for IPL Photofacial?

Those with a higher Fitzpatrick score, those with a tan and those with melasma are not good candidates. Because the light rays are attracted to pigment, darker skin tones can actually become discolored and melasma patches can become darker.

How Many IPL Photofacial Treatments Do I need?

For best results, 4-6 treatments are typically recommended, about four weeks apart.

How Long Do IPL Photofacial Results Last?
Photofacial results perpetually improve over time, with best results being seen three months after the last treatment. Sun protection and skin care maintenance are essential to the longevity of the results.

Sunburns and over exposure will bring back old spots and freckles and dullness will return if proper exfoliation during daily routines are neglected. A new series of treatments are recommended every year for optimal results.

Contraindications/Risks/ Common Concerns for IPL Photofacial

As with any aesthetic treatment, there are risks, however, this is why you should only trust an experienced and licensed aesthetician. Clients with melasma will experience a darkening in those areas and should not be treated. Those who have been on a strong antibiotic or Accutane should not receive treatment until six months after the last treatment.

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