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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients see meaningful improvement after three to five sessions spaced four to six weeks apart. Exact number depends on skin type and discoloration severity; your clinician will create a tailored plan during consultation.
Most patients report mild warming or snapping sensations; topical numbing is usually unnecessary for small areas. Discomfort is brief and tolerable, and experienced technicians adjust settings for your comfort and safety.
Downtime is minimal; you may experience mild redness or slight darkening of pigmented spots that fades within days. Most people resume normal activities the same day with gentle skin care and sun protection.
Yes. IPL targets melanin in brown spots and sun damage, breaking pigmentation for gradual fading. Multiple treatments may be required for deeper or widespread spots, combined approaches occasionally recommended.
Ideal candidates have light to medium skin tones with localized discoloration such as sunspots or redness. Those with darker skin or active tanning require assessment to minimize risk of complications.
Avoid sun exposure and tanning for at least two weeks, stop certain retinoids or exfoliating products per clinician guidance, and arrive with clean, makeup-free skin. A consultation will review medications and expectations.