IPL Devices Spain

Preparation varies by treatment, but general guidelines include avoiding sun exposure, discontinuing the use of photosensitive medications or products, and following any specific instructions provided by your skin care professional.

IPL treatment is generally safe for most skin types, but it is most effective on lighter skin tones. A consultation with a skin care professional is necessary to determine suitability.

If you have acne and you are looking for the best solution to get rid of it, then IPL photofacial is the solution you need. More and more doctors are recommending IPL photofacials for patients with severe acne or acne scarring, as well as other conditions like sun spots and age spots (through targeting blood vessels), and fine lines.
With just a few sessions, IPL treatments can clear up even the most extreme cases of facial acne and/or acne scarring. With alternatives like oral antibiotics that can be harmful to some patients, IPL therapy is a safe and easy option for acne removal.
When dealing with acne, IPL photofacials treatments generally utilize three filters or wavelengths: 420 nm or blue light, 560 nm of yellow light, and 590 nm of red light. These three filters provide their own properties:
- 420 nm (blue light): Destroying certain acne bacteria
- 560 nm (yellow light): Tending swollen acne lesions
- m590 nm (red light): Paralyzing overactive oil glands in the skin

The Q-switched Nd:yag laser🔗 is a highly effective and widely used technology for tattoo removal. It operates by emitting short, high-intensity pulses of light that penetrate the skin and target the tattoo ink particles.

Mechanism:

• The laser energy is absorbed by the tattoo pigments, causing them to heat up and shatter into smaller fragments.
• The body's immune system then gradually removes these fragmented ink particles over time.

Typically, 6-8 sessions are recommended, spaced 4-6 weeks apart, to achieve the best results.