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IPL Photorejuvenation Sherman Oaks, CA

IPL photorejuvenation is a laser treatment for restoring even skin color, tone, and texture. This treatment delivers light into the dermis to resolve pink, red, or brown discolorations throughout the skin. It is also effective for treating sun damage on the skin, called photoaging, and other hyperpigmentation issues, as well as wrinkles.  It is especially effective on lighter color skin.

IPL photo rejuvenation is noninvasive, has minimal side effects, and has a short recovery time. It is also called IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) photo facial or Photoderm.

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What is IPL Photorejuvenation?

IPL photorejuvenation is a noninvasive, FDA-approved skin rejuvenation treatment. This advanced technology delivers a wide range of selected light wavelengths into the skin. It emits pulses that are received by specific targets in the treatment area. 

Not only does  IPL photorejuvenation treat superficial skin color issues, but when selected, it can also release intense pulses of light that go deep into the skin and heat the dermal tissues. This triggers collagen formation and rejuvenates the skin.

IPL photorejuvenation is special because it can adjust shape, intensity, and depth as the treatment goes on. This ensures tailored treatment for each patient.

IPL photorejuvenation treats various conditions, including:

  • Age spots/ sun spots
  • Acne/acne scars
  • Fine lines and wrinkles
  • Varicose veins
  • Broken vessels
  • Hair in unwanted areas
  • Rosacea
  • Hyperpigmentation
  • Melasma
  • Stretchmarks
  • Freckles
  • Scars
  • Large pores

IPL Photorejuvenation Benefits

IPL photorejuvenation, AKA photofacial is gaining a reputation and for good reason. It is effective in restoring skin tone and texture, has minimal downtime, and has few side effects.

What Results to Expect:

  • Versatile
  • Reduces face wrinkles
  • Reduces scars
  • Improves skin color, tone, and texture
  • Stimulates collagenogenesis
  • Minimal downtime
  • Durable results

 

How Long Will Results Last?

This treatment will take 20-30 minutes per session. This will produce results that will last from months to years. The factors that affect the durability of this result include original skin color, genetics, lifestyle, skincare routine, and protection from sunlight.

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IPL Photorejuvenation Cost & Pricing Structure

The cost of IPL photorejuvenation is determined by several factors, including the treatment area, the clinic’s location, the number of sessions, and the expertise of the applicator.

  • US National Average: $300-600 per session
  • Our Price: Competitive, please check our monthly specials on our Instagram and emails
  • Additional Costs: This treatment does not have an additional cost, as it is not a surgical procedure. 
  • Insurance: Most insurance companies do not cover cosmetic procedures. For your convenience, we offer monthly specials and a variety of payment options.

A more even-toned skin is possible. Choose IPL photorejuvenation for radiant, even skin tone. Book a consultation today.

IPL Photorejuvenation Before and After Gallery

Here are some “before and after” images for your perusal. These pictures will help show you what to expect.

How the Procedure Works

IPL photorejuvenation is a noninvasive rejuvenation treatment that also goes by the name photofacial. It is done in the office and may be done with topical anesthetic. After this treatment, you can go home on the same day.

Before & Preparation

You will have a consultation to ensure your treatment is tailored to your needs.

In this consultation session, our experts will:

  • Ensure you’re a candidate (dark or sun-exposed skin is usually a contraindication)
  • Explain the procedure to you
  • Address any fears you have

Here are some things you will be asked to avoid in preparation for your treatment:

  • Avoid sun exposure and tanning at least 2 weeks before the treatment
  • Do not use retinoids and exfoliants 1 week before treatment
  • Stop smoking 2 weeks before the treatment
  • Avoid Aspirin and other blood thinners at least 1 week before the treatment
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During the Procedure

  • Duration: 20-30 minutes
  • Equipment used: IPL Device
  • Pain: Topical anesthetic
  • Step-by-step guide:
    • The treatment area is properly cleansed
    • A gel will be applied to conduct the light energy easily
    • You will be given protective materials for your eyes
    • The IPL device is placed on the target area and moved around slowly to deliver the light evenly across the area

Aftercare & Recovery

After IPL photorejuvenation, you may notice that the sunspots look darker. This isn’t a problem; they will still lighten and even out with the rest of the skin.

There will also be some brown spots in the treatment area. These will be gone after a few days. 

After the treatment, there are some things to do and to avoid:

  • Moisturize the skin regularly
  • Use a gentle cleanser on the face twice daily
  • No smoking for at least 2 weeks post-procedure
  • Avoid exposure to sunlight for 2 weeks after the treatment

A more even-toned skin is possible. Choose IPL photorejuvenation for radiant, even skin tone. Book a consultation today.

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Am I a Good Candidate?

Are you wondering if IPL photorejuvenation is for you? Here are a few things:

  • Fair to medium skin tone (dark skin is a contraindication as it may cause a burn)
  • Want improved skin tone and texture
  • Desire skin with reduced signs of sun damage, hyperpigmentation, or redness

If these resonate with you, then IPL photorejuvenation is likely a good fit.

 

Here are some contraindications to IPL photorejuvenation:

  • Taking Accutane at least 6 months before treatment
  • Darker skin tones (Fitzpatrick Skin type 4-6)
  • Deep scars and severe acne
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • History of photosensitivity 
  • History of epilepsy or seizures
  • Photosensitive skin conditions like lupus, porphyria, etc.
  • Active infection at the treatment site
  • Immunosuppression
  • History of keloid and hypertrophic scars
  • Inflammatory diseases of the skin, like psoriasis

Similar & Related Procedures

  • Fraxel Laser: This is a resurfacing fractional laser. It is more targeted and focuses on fractions of the skin being remodeled rather than specifically targeting skin color changes.
  • Chemical Peels: The treatment uses some chemicals to exfoliate the skin and remove the dead cells in the outer layer.
  • Microdermabrasion: This is a procedure usually done by non-medical aestheticians to scrape the top of the skin with a razor blade for a glow.
  • Broadband Light: Uses a broad spectrum of light to handle diverse skin conditions and hyperpigmentation.

IPL Photorejuvenation vs. Fraxel Vs. Microdermabrasion vs. Broadband Light

IPL Photorejuvenation
Technology Used
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
Depth of Treatment
Targets deeper skin layers without damaging the surface
Primary Benefits
Reduces redness, pigmentation, sun damage, and mild wrinkles
Pain Level
Mild discomfort (like a rubber band snap)
Downtime
Minimal (redness for a few hours)
Ideal For
Treating sun spots, rosacea, and mild signs of aging
Sessions Required
3-5 sessions
Longevity of Results
Several months to a year
Fraxel (Fractional Laser)
Technology Used
Fractional laser (ablative/non-ablative)
Depth of Treatment
Penetrates deep into the skin, where water molecules reside
Primary Benefits
Improves texture, scars, wrinkles, and hyperpigmentation
Pain Level
Moderate (some heat and stinging)
Downtime
A few days to a week (redness, peeling)
Ideal For
Deep wrinkles, acne scars, and significant sun damage
Sessions Required
1-3 sessions (depending on strength)
Longevity of Results
Long-lasting (with maintenance)
Microdermabrasion
Technology Used
Mechanical exfoliation with fine crystals or a diamond tip
Depth of Treatment
Superficial exfoliation
Primary Benefits
Smooths skin texture, removes dead skin and boosts circulation
Pain Level
Minimal to none
Downtime
None
Ideal For
Dull skin, rough texture, clogged pores
Sessions Required
Regular treatments (weekly or monthly)
Longevity of Results
Temporary (weeks)
Broadband Light (BBL)
Technology Used
A brand name that uses IPL
Depth of Treatment
Similar to IPL in depth
Primary Benefits
Same targets as other IPL machines but can treat darker skin types
Pain Level
Mild discomfort (similar to IPL)
Downtime
Minimal (redness for a few hours)
Ideal For
Like IPL, but can address darker skin types as well
Sessions Required
3-5 sessions
Longevity of Results
Several months to a year

Side Effects & Risks

 

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  • The common side effects of this treatment include:

    • Redness
    • Swelling
    • Bruising
    • Pain
    • Scabbing
    • Itching

    The less common side effects include:

    • Scarring
    • Blisters
    • Discoloration
    • Infection
    • Eye injury
    • Paradoxical hypertrichosis

IPL Photorejuvenation FAQs

What is the downside of IPL treatment?

IPL treatment is relatively safe but can have some risks. These include redness, swelling, pain, crusting, blisters, scarring, keloids, etc. These risks are reduced by opting for an experienced expert to treat you properly.

      How long do IPL photofacial results last?

      The results of IPL photorejuvenation last for months to years. The longevity of the result depends on the amount of sun exposure, genetics, lifestyle, and follow-up sessions.

            Who should avoid IPL?

            A couple of conditions disqualify you from undergoing IPL treatment. Some are darker skin, Accutane use, a history of keloids, and inflammatory skin diseases. A proper consultation with our experts will help them determine whether you’re a good fit for IPL photorejuvenation.

            What does IPL photorejuvenation do?

                IPL photorejuvenation uses light energy to treat several skin conditions. It heats the tissues of the dermis and stimulates collagenogenesis. It gives you a more even skin tone and texture by addressing the red, brown, and pink discolorations of the skin, and restores radiant, youthful skin!