IPL treatments are versatile and can help with various skin problems:

• Pigment spots (age spots, sun damage, melasma)
• Vascular dilation (couperose, rosacea, small red veins)
• Uneven complexion & skin redness
• Enlarged pores and uneven skin texture
• Fine lines & first wrinkles

Permanent hair reduction (in certain cases)

During the treatment, light pulses are emitted into the skin. These are absorbed by pigments or hemoglobin (red blood cells in the vessels) and converted into heat. This allows the affected structures to be treated precisely without damaging the surrounding tissue.

The skin reacts with a gentle renewal: pigments fade, blood vessels constrict, and collagen production is stimulated.

• Non-invasive & low-pain
• No or only short downtime
• Improved skin texture and radiant complexion
• Can be combined with other skin treatments
• Fast treatment time

After an IPL treatment, the skin may be slightly reddened for a short time, similar to after sunbathing. Consistent sun protection is important, as the skin is particularly sensitive to light.

Depending on skin type and indication, several sessions at intervals of approximately 3–4 weeks are necessary to achieve optimal results.

1. Does IPL treatment hurt?
The treatment is generally well tolerated and is often compared to a slight tugging or warming sensation.

2. How many sessions are necessary?
Visible results usually require 3-6 sessions, depending on skin type and treatment goal.

3. What is the difference between IPL and laser?
IPL uses broadband light and is more versatile, while lasers have a specific wavelength and are more targeted. Both methods have their advantages and are used depending on the indication.

Using state-of-the-art IPL technology, we offer you an effective, safe, and gentle method to improve your complexion. Whether you're looking for treatment for age spots, rosacea, or skin rejuvenation, we will provide you with personalized advice and create a treatment plan tailored to your specific skin needs.