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what is an IPL photofacial?
For patients bothered by how their complexion looks because of sun damage or dark spots, DeRosa Center Facial Plastic Surgery & Med Spa in Boston, MA can perform a skin examination to determine if you'll benefit from intense pulsed light therapy (IPL). An IPL photofacial with Lumenis® M22™ is a skin rejuvenation treatment for adults with hyperpigmentation issues on their face and neck. A photofacial is not an invasive procedure; however, the treatment is highly effective and creates impressive outcomes. We use intense wavelengths of light that warm the skin cells just enough to set off the natural healing process and increase the production of collagen. As the added nutrients take effect, you should begin to see a healthier complexion with an improved tone and less dark spots.
what does an ipl photofacial do?
An IPL treatment reaches deep within the layers of your skin to improve several complexion problems, especially brown lesions and sun spots with little or no downtime. Candidates for IPL at DeRosa Center Facial Plastic Surgery & Med Spa will have several issues with their complexion, such as rosacea, sun damage, brown spots (hyperpigmentation), rough texture, large pores, flushing, melasma, sun and age spots, or spider veins. At your private consultation, we will assess your skin to see if you will benefit from an IPL photofacial with Lumenis M22.
What Are the Benefits of IPL Treatments?
IPL treatments/sessions/photofacials are sought-after at DeRosa Center Facial Aesthetics for their restorative qualities. A number of of the benefits that our Boston, MA patients gain from their IPL photofacials include:
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Restored skin tone and texture
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Neutralizing of uneven pigment and brown spots
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Refreshed, enhanced skin appearance
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Relaxing, pleasant treatment that supports total skin vibrance
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how is an ipl photofacial performed?
IPL is completed at our Boston, MA office. Usually, it takes around 20 – 30 minutes and is performed in a treatment room. To prepare for IPL, the technician will clean and dry your skin before covering your eyes with shields. The photofacial is administered using a handheld device that passes over the skin while emitting laser energy pulses. While most patients may have mild discomfort throughout the IPL photofacial, it's generally bearable given the quick treatment time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are IPL photofacials safe?
Yes, IPL photofacials are very safe when performed by an experienced and trained technician, such as our team at DeRosa Center Facial Plastic Surgery & Med Spa. We understand the importance of safety and employ the latest technology to ensure a safe, efficient procedure. Your safety and satisfaction are of the utmost importance to us.
Will I experience discomfort during an IPL photofacial?
Most patients feel a mild sting or warmth on their skin, but it is generally bearable given the quick treatment time. However, we will discuss any possible side effects prior to your procedure and ensure that you understand what to expect. Our Boston, MA office can offer special treatments to make the IPL as comfortable as possible.
How long do IPL photofacials last?
The results of an IPL photofacial last a long time, but the longevity of each treatment varies depending on a few different factors, such as sun exposure and lifestyle habits. We recommend multiple sessions spaced apart for the best outcomes. Never forget to wear sunscreen if you go outdoors, and feel free to consult your provider about maintenance appointments.
How long does an IPL treatment session take?
An IPL treatment session typically takes 20 – 30 minutes. The duration depends on the size of the area being treated. Multiple sessions may be required for optimal results.
What is the recovery time for IPL treatments?
Recovery time is minimal, with most patients experiencing redness and slight swelling for a few hours to a day. Normal activities can usually be resumed immediately. Proper aftercare, such as avoiding sun exposure, is essential.
Can IPL be combined with other treatments?
Yes, IPL can be combined with treatments like chemical peels, microdermabrasion, or laser therapy. Combining treatments can enhance overall skin rejuvenation and address multiple concerns simultaneously.
what is a Geneo 3-in-1 ipl photofacial?
The Geneo 3-in-1 Facial will exfoliate, oxygenate, and infuse the skin with nu. This Super Facial will improve skin tone and texture, it will prepare the skin for optimal absorption of revitalizing nutrients, it gently warms the skin tissue for better cellular stimulation, improves moisture retention, helps oxygenate the skin from within. This treatment can be customized depending on your skin’s needs. Safe for all skin types, including rosacea, results are visible from the first treatment. This Facial helps to prepare the skin for the next step in this deluxe treatment- photorejuvenation. Photorejuvenation refers to the use of Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) to treat conditions related to sun-induced skin damage. IPL uses a broad spectrum of light which is effective in reducing the appearance of brown spots caused from sun damage. IPL will also treat broken capillaries and diffuse redness. This treatment has no downtime and the results may be seen immediately.
how quickly does an ipl photofacial heal?
There is no downtime associated with an IPL, but you will leave your appointment with your complexion a little red and inflamed. This will go away naturally as the day continues. Patients can mask the redness with makeup. DeRosa Center Facial Plastic Surgery & Med Spa suggests patients use a cream on the skin to decrease any irritation and speed healing. It may also help to use an over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medicine to reduce swelling. After 2 – 5 days, the irregularities that rested under the skin will come to the surface skin layers and then start to flake off. It is very important to protect your skin with sunscreen at all times after an IPL photofacial treatment and to not pick at the flaking skin. While you should see visible improvements after the first treatment, your complexion will attain ideal results with multiple IPL treatments. We recommend approximately 3 – 6 treatments each scheduled monthly at DeRosa Center Facial Plastic Surgery & Med Spa.
Get Your Glow Back
When you were a child, you probably didn't worry too much about your skin's health. However, once environmental damage, such as spots and other blemishes, started developing, you may now want to research treatments that help your appearance. We invite you to find out more about Lumenis M22 IPL laser treatments by calling our Boston, MA office and making an appointment for a skin examination with one of our excellent doctors. With IPL photofacial treatments at DeRosa Center Facial Plastic Surgery & Med Spa, we can go deep within the layers of your skin to help create a bright glow and a smooth complexion.