IPL Skin Rejuvenation uses light waves (not laser) to rejuvenate your skin.
It is safe and is highly effective to level skin tone, fade brown spots, freckles, remove diffused redness as well as reducing pore size and improving overall skin texture, smoothness and quality.
We are delighted to announce that we have just received our brand new Eurofeedback Anthelia IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) machine from France.
Anthélia®, a new generation of professional intense pulsed light equipment for permanent photo-epilation care and photorejuvenation, benefits from the latest technological advances for unparalleled efficiency. The extent of its light spectrum and the different filtering possibilities offers a multitude of effective and safe applications on all parts of the human body, regardless of gender.
This top-of-the-line IPL machine is the global leading technology in all skin rejuvenation.
We are so excited to get our Clients incredible results with this amazing new technology.
Our treatments cover areas of concern such as:
Anti-aging | Pigmentations | Broken Capillaries | Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (PHIP) | Acne and Acne Scarring
During an IPL procedure the device itself is gently pressed onto the skin, with a smooth, transparent surface emitting the light on the targeted areas. Expect to feel mild discomfort and warmth on the skin during the treatment. After each session expect to have slightly pink skin which is similar sensation to being sunburnt. IPL is ideal for the face, neck, décolletage and hands; and is suited for most skins.
A consultation is required prior to doing the treatment. During this consultation you will be able to discuss a treatment plan with our team to ensure we achieve the optimum results for you. This may also include using topical creams to prevent further melanin formation and to lighten pigmented areas.
PLEASE NOTE: Results will vary as every skin is different; dependent on how many treatments are done and what skin concerns are being treated. Most clients have approximately three treatments, one month apart. Pigmentation is especially difficult to treat and only superficial solar pigmentation or PHIP will visibly show signs of being lightened but may require a series of treatments. Melasma is often more difficult to treat as it has been known to have a hereditary component; additionally, the presence of xenoestrogens, inflammation, UV radiation, higher binding capacity of receptors in the skin for hormones (even in normal hormone production) can all contribute to melasma.
Pricing Varies. Book a Free IPL Consultation to discuss pricing and get your IPL treatment underway.