A far as minimally invasive treatments go, IPL is one of the most effective. In just a few short appointments it can completely rejuvenate the skin! IPL is great because it has virtually no downtime and can begin showing results in as little as a few days. The following guide goes into detail on IPL and some of the most commonly asked questions around this awesome treatment.
An IPL treatment uses the power of broadband light to minimize the appearance of age spots, sun spots, acne scars, rosacea, and more. IPL treatments generally take about 20 – 30 minutes. After the client’s face is cleaned and dried, client will be given protective eye shields to wear during the procedure. A handheld device will be passed over the target area, delivering pulses of intense light to penetrate the layers of the skin. Most clients describe experiencing a fast, pinching sensation during treatment, with minimal discomfort.

Immediately after your IPL treatment, the treated areas will be slightly pink or red and swollen. These effects will begin to dissipate after 24 hours. You may notice discoloration and sun spots turning somewhat darker or more noticeable, and other blemishes may begin to surface. This is a good sign that the treatment is working. These spots will eventually flake off as the skin begins to heal from the inside out.
After your IPL treatment, sun damage and other skin irregularities will come to the surface as your skin begins to heal. Most clients see visible results after their first session. IPL results can typically be enjoyed for years if clients take good care of their skin and keep it protected from the sun. An IPL treatment every 6 – 12 months as part of your skin care regimen can also boost collagen production, which is another anti-aging agent for both men and women. Intense pulsed light therapy is a simple treatment that gives clients dramatic results.
As we age, sun spots and other irregularities begin to appear. IPL treatments can give your skin a fresh, new start. Even younger adults can get a jump-start on taking care of their skin with IPL therapy.
Photofacial Skin Rejuvenation is not advisable for patients with connective tissue disease or autoimmune disorders. It is not advisable for pregnant women, nor is it safe for recently sun-tanned skin or in those who may receive excess sun exposure in the immediate weeks following treatment. It should not be performed on clients taking Accutane or for six months after stopping Accutane. The procedure is not usually performed on clients with active acne cysts, large pustules, or highly active Rosacea.
Photo Facial Prices & Packages
*One session Photo Facial …. £80
* 4 sessions Photo Facials …. £300