How Does it Work?

IPL's broad spectrum allows the physician to use the wavelength range appropriate to the treatment, providing fexibility that is not possible with a laser's single monochromatic wavelength.

Before Treatment Using the spectrum of IPL appropriate to the clinical objective, light energy is transformed to heat energy.
During Treatment The chromophore in the target tissue -- such as hemoglobin or pigment -- responds to the heat energy.
After Treatment The target is gragmented and absorbed without damage to the surrounding tissue. The skin surface is left smooth and rejuvenated.