What is IPL ?
IPL is a non-invasive procedure that uses Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) to erase the signs of aging from the face, neck, chest, and hands.

What can IPL treat?
IPL has the unique capacity to treat multiple symptoms of aging skin on your entire face in each treatment session. Among these are fine lines, red blemishes, mottled coloration, broken blood vessels, pigment discoloration such as freckles and age spots, enlarged pores, coarse or rough skin, loss of skin tone and elasticity, and general sun damage. The result is a youthful, smooth and revitalized facial appearance. IPL can also treat spots, discolored areas and other tell-tale signs of aging on your hands, chest and neck. IPL can also be used along with Levulan, a drug to enhance photosensitivity to treat advanced cases of acne .

Why is IPL better than other treatments?
In addition to treating multiple symptoms and locations in each session, IPL is gentle, non-invasive and safe. Because of this, there is no "down time." You see results in the complexion and the skin texture of the entire face. You can return to your normal routines and activities immediately. In fact, many people even schedule their sessions during their lunch break. Additionally, IPL treatments are customized to your specific skin type and color, providing the best possible results.

The IPL Difference ?
IPL systems are the best laser hair removal systems on the market for all skin tones, from light to dark, including tanned patients.  Their unique design, longer wavelength and innovative cooling design allow extremely effective, safe, permanent results.

What areas can be treated with IPL systems?
The IPLSystem can remove hair from all parts of the body including the face, legs, arms, underarms, and back.  It can also treat sensitive areas like the chest, nipples and bikini line.

What do IPL treatments feel like?
As the name implies, the IPL hand-piece cools and soothes as it glides along your skin.  When the pulse of light is delivered, some patients experience a mild pinching or stinging sensation.  No local anesthesia or pain medication is typically required, however some patients may prefer to use a topical anesthetic when sensitive areas are treated.