IPL (Intense Pulsed Light)

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What is IPL?

Intense Pulsed Light (abbreviated IPL) describes the use of intense pulses of non-coherent light distributed over a range of wavelengths; from 515nm to 1200nm.  The technology utilizes specific wavelength ranges to target various chromophores in the skin. This enables effective treatment of a broad spectrum of conditions, including vascular and pigmented lesions, skin photoaging treatments and hair removal.

How IPL works?

A broad spectrum of light is transmitted through a transparent handpiece tip which is gently placed over the skin. Cut-off filters in the handpiece change the range of wavelengths, optimizing it for different applications and skin types. The light penetrates the tissue and is absorbed by either the relevant chromophores and damages them (blood chromophores when treating lesions and melanin chromophores when treating pigmented lesions).  The body's natural processes then clear the lesion debris, giving the skin a more even and youthful appearance.

Optimal Pulse Technology (OPT) gives users the ability to control the pulse shape. It provides reproducible results as well as gentler, more comfortable treatments. 

Universal handpiece with six Expert Filters, enables treatment of a myriad of conditions with vascular a single, versatile and cost effective handpiece.


For More Info:
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