Cosmedix can improve the results you can achieve with Intense Pulsed Light (IPL). The clinic can recommend a suitable adjunct treatment plan.

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) technology is a treatment breakthrough that can correct a variety of benign skin conditions, such as facial skin imperfections, the signs of aging, birthmarks, unwanted hair, unsightly small veins, and other blemishes. It offers a safe, non-invasive condition and skin type, providing superior cosmetic results and outstanding satisfaction. This new procedure is called Photorejevenation.

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy is an effective way to rejuvenate the skin, giving it a more youthful appearance. Light-based treatments use a less-intense, broader spectrum of light than lasers, but are effective in treating rejuvenation of the skin. Candela's Ellipse I2PL is the only light-based product that is built specifically to dual-filter light as it is absorbed, thereby generating more consistent results.

Intense pulsed light hair removal is a new and advanced, long-term hair removal method. A client sits or lies in a comfortable position, and then a technician glides a wand-like tool, or handpiece, over his or her skin. The handpiece emits a beam of specially filtered light, which is absorbed by the hair and converted to heat. This heat disintegrates the hair and disables the hair follicle. New hair growth will be delayed, and a percentage of hair may not grow back at all.

Intense pulsed light hair removal is faster, more comfortable, produces longer-lasting results, and can treat hair before it becomes visible. Additionally, hair grows back more slowly after intense pulsed light treatments and is thinner and lighter in colour.

Intense pulsed light (IPL®) therapy is an advanced treatment used to correct an array of facial skin disorders. IPL® utilizes pulses of high-intensity light (not lasers) to improve the skin's appearance.

Intense Pulsed Light technology provides long-lasting hair removal on any area of the body without damaging nearby tissue through the use of high-energy pulses of light. Home | Our Practice | Dr. O'Brien | Procedures | Testimonials | Photo Gallery | Office Policies | F.A.Q. | Directions | Contact Us | Terms of Use | Site Map Dr. John J. O'Brien, M.D., serving Tampa, Leamington, Dunedin, Brandon, Ruskin, Pinellas Park, Palm Harbor, Tarpon Springs, St.

Our Intense Pulse Light (IPL) laser technology is a treatment breakthrough that can correct or improve a variety of benign skin conditions, such as facial skin imperfections, the signs of photo-aging, birthmarks, unsightly small veins, red spots, brown spots, sagging skin, enlarged pores and other blemishes. It offers a safe, non-invasive solution that can be tailored to your individual condition and skin type. Multiple treatments are generally necessary and are spaced every 2 weeks. Dr.

Your technician or doctor will ascertain your comfort and if desired a topical anesthetic may be applied. After the treatment area is numb, a cold, soothing gel will be applied and a glass prism (pyramid) will then be placed over the gel and treatment area. An intense flash of light, or pulse, is flashed through the prism where it is directed at the treatment area to rid you of your complaints.

Although rare, blistering or slight bleeding is possible as is hypo- or hyper-pigmentation (lightened or darkened areas of skin). If pigmentation problems occur, it may be anywhere from 3 to 12 months before normal skin tome returns. This is especially so with hypo-pigmentation (lack of color). Be aware that some patients may experience permanent skin pigmentation changes. Scarring is possible although it too is a rare occurrence.

Pulsed Light has been used commercially for a variety of cosmetic procedures for the last 2 or 3 years. It is light energy, just like a laser, but it is not a concentrated beam and it uses a wider range of the light wavelength spectrum. Lasers, used in other industries, were adapted for cosmetic procedures about 10 years ago.

Pulses of intense, concentrated light are directed onto the skin and absorbed by the melanin in highly pigmented areas such as age, sun, and liver spots. Eliminating broken capillaries and treating rosacea is a bit different. The pulsed light weakens the walls of the vessel, heating the hemoglobin, causing it to collapse and disappear. Pulsed light systems are similar to lasers but use a larger, more diffused beam for safe, fast and comfortable treatments.

Sona MedSpa of the Woodlands can treat your age spots and freckles with the latest, state-of-the art, FDA-approved Advanced Fluorescence Technology (AFT), which targets melanin cells with pigments subsequently "bleaching" the cells. Contact Sona MedSpa of the Woodlands for a FREE consultation on all our services including our age spot and freckle treatments.

Anesthesia is not required - the only effect felt is a hot and tingling sensation that is well tolerated.

Since there is no real downtime you may resume your normal activities after a Pulsed Light treatment. However you must protect your treatment area from UV light, be it natural sunlight or tanning beds. You may be slightly pink or red directly after your treatment as well as have mild swelling. This should subside in a few days and if not you should inform your doctor/technician.

The Intense Pulsed Light technology used at Sona MedSpa of the Woodlands targets wrinkles and stimulates collagen production by increasing the skin temperature thus causing the blood vessels to release repair proteins that produce new collagen and help to smooth wrinkles.

IPL is one of the newer forms of facial rejuvenation. Unlike lasers, which use intense, focused light, IPL is intense broadband light. Although IPL delivers energy to both the superficial (epidermis) and deep (dermis) layers of the skin, the epidermis is spared from damage. Thus, there is virtually no recovery time. In the studies that have been performed so far, IPL can smooth the skin, remove age spots, freckles, melasma, and even visible blood vessels.

No, it is a light-based technology. Unlike lasers, Flash1 uses a wider spectrum (typically from 590 nm to the near Infrared) to target the melanin found naturally in the hair shaft and hair follicle or the haemoglobin present in the vessels. Since these parts contain more melanin/haemoglobin than the surrounding skin tissue, they absorb more light, which rises the temperature and allow the destruction of the follicles/vessels.

Intense pulsed light hair removal is a new and advanced, long-term hair removal method. A client sits or lies in a comfortable position, and then a technician glides a wand-like tool, or handpiece, over his or her skin. The handpiece emits a beam of specially filtered light, which is absorbed by the hair and converted to heat. This heat disintegrates the hair and disables the hair follicle. New hair growth will be delayed, and a percentage of hair may not grow back at all.

The light of the laser is selectively absorbed by blood and pigment. It passes harmlessly through the skin and gently heats the vessel to destroy it.

Once you find a respectable clinic or practice in your area and decide to make a consultation appointment, you will meet with the doctor or dermatologist and he or she will determine if you are a candidate to receive treatment. He or she will discuss your health, examine your skin and prior scars, ask you a million questions regarding your family history (answer them honestly and disclose all information) and explain to you what can and essentially what cannot be successfully treated.

In many cases, it is quite simple to upgrade a Lumenis IPL device. Typically, it involves installing new software and some peripheral hardware, and often involves a new handpiece. Normally, technical support is required, but Lumenis' qualified team of engineers is only a phone call away, ready to assist you with any product inquiry no matter how simple or complicated. Lumenis recognizes the importance of accurate patient histories and procedure data, particularly in certain cases.

Intense pulsed light hair removal is faster, more comfortable, produces longer-lasting results, and can treat hair before it becomes visible. Additionally, hair grows back more slowly after intense pulsed light treatments and is thinner and lighter in color.

The innovative Pulsed Light technology uses a specially filtered spectrum of intense light with wavelengths designed to kill the bacteria that causes acne. Other light energy is generated to reduce the inflammation associated with active acne in the treatment area.

Besides the obvious changes to the client's appearance, Pulsed Light provides a fast, convenient and affordable way to treat acne without any side effects.

In this procedure, an aesthetician moves a handheld wand over specific skin areas, focusing intense pulses of light onto the hair follicles. Pigments in the follicles absorb the light and convert it into heat that disables the cells responsible for growing new hair. Any area but that around the eyes may be treated. Legs and backs typically require less than 30 minutes. Hair in smaller areas - underarms, the upper lip or the bikini line - can be removed even more quickly.