Intense pulsed light (IPL) removes skin pigmentation and restores an even skin colour.

There are several treatments available to rid yourself of unwanted skin pigmentation, but the newest and safest is Intense Pulsed Light Treatments.

What is Intense Pulsed Light Treatment (IPL, S IPL)?

Intense pulsed light is a laser like procedure that treats a combination of changes in the skin caused by sun damage making it ideal for many people. The intense light is pulsed on the skin (hence the name) and is absorbed by the brown or black of the skin pigmentation.

  • the treatment selectively destroys abnormal pigmentation without damaging normal skin.
  • it stimulates collagen production in the skin: rejuvenating skin quality as it removes pigmentation
  • non invasive, painless and quick procedure
  • Pigmentation of the arm before treatment Pigmentation Of the arm after treatment

    What can be treated with intense pulsed light?

    Pulsed light effectively treats freckles,age spots, sun spots, birthmarks, facial capillaries and other unwanted skin pigmentation. We need to assess the type of pigmentation before treatment to ensure the lesions are harmless and safe to treat.

    Skin Pigmentation treatment with S IPL at SkinRevision

  • Your safety is assured: all our treatments are supervised by a Doctor
  • The Palomar S IPL is a high end machine with sufficient power to ensure good therapeutic outcomes
  • Our staff have thousands of hours experience and thorough understanding of laser science

  • Email For Further Information Or Call 33505447
    For FREE Assessment To Remove Skin Pigmentation.

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    Email For Further Information Or Call 33505447
    For FREE Assessment To Remove Skin Pigmentation.