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V-IPL

Viora Intense pulsed light (IPL) is a type of laser technology used in the beauty industry for various skin
treatments. It uses a broad spectrum of light energy to target the pigment in the skin, which can help to
reduce the appearance of skin imperfec ons, such as vrinkles, age spots, sun damage
(Hyperpigmenta on), and redness (Rosacea, Eczema), broken capillaries (Telangiectasia), acne or enlarge
pores by using mul ple wavelengths of light.

IPL Photo Rejuvena on improves skin tone and elas city by s mula ng collagen forma on. It is typically
applied to the face, neck, décolletage, and hands. By combining it with other procedures, the results can
be more fast and sa sfied.

The results of a complete course of treatment (from four to six sessions) will complete the sa sfac on of
every client. It can be combine with microdermabrasion, peels, RF and dermal fillers to drama cally boost
collagen forma on and tone and improve skin suppleness.

The treatment region is numbed with a cooling gel, and a erward, the light is so ly administered. In terms
of discomfort, the treatment is rather tolerable and is lovest recovery me (o en just an hour off redness).
It is suggested to have 4–6 treatments at 3—4 week intervals.

IPL is commonly used for hair removal as well. The light energy heats up the hair follicle, damaging it and
inhibi ng future hair growth. IPL is effec ve on a variety of skin and hair types, although it may not be
suitable for very dark skin tones or very light hair.

IPL treatments are generally considered safe and non-invasive, although there is a risk of temporary
redness, swelling, and discomfort. It is important to have a consulta on with a qualified and experienced
prac oner before undergoing any IPL treatment to determine if it is appropriate for you and to discuss
any poten al risks and benefits.

It is also important to note that IPL is different from tradi onal laser treatments, which use a single
wavelength of light energy to target specific areas of the skin. While both IPL and tradi onal laser
treatments can be effec ve for various skin concerns, they have different mechanisms of ac on and may
be be er suited for different skin types and condi ons.