IPL

Even tone, radiant glow.

PL (Intense Pulsed Light) treatments gently target uneven pigmentation, redness, and sun damage to restore a smoother, more luminous complexion. By delivering light energy beneath the surface, IPL encourages the skin to renew itself, leaving it brighter, clearer, and more even in tone.

At Bellavera, we customize each IPL treatment to your skin’s unique needs, helping you achieve natural, radiant results with minimal downtime.

Frequently asked questions

What is IPL?

IPL, or Intense Pulsed Light, is a non-invasive treatment that uses pulses of light to target pigmentation, sun damage, broken capillaries, and redness. It helps create a clearer, more even skin tone.

What concerns does it treat?

IPL is effective for:

  • Sun damage and age spots
  • Uneven pigmentation
  • Facial redness and broken capillaries
  • Rosacea
  • Dull or uneven skin tone
How long do results last?

Results can last several months and are best maintained with proper sun protection and occasional follow-up treatments. Many clients choose a series of sessions for optimal improvement.

Does it hurt?

Most clients find IPL comfortable. The sensation is often described as a quick snap or warm pulse on the skin. Cooling measures are used to maximize comfort.

Is there downtime?

Downtime is minimal. You may notice temporary redness or darkening of pigmentation, which naturally flakes away over several days to reveal clearer skin.

When will I see results?

Improvements can often be seen after the first session, with the best results appearing gradually over 2 to 4 weeks. A series of treatments provides the most noticeable and long-lasting outcome.

Who is a Candidate?

IPL is ideal for individuals with sun damage, redness, or pigmentation concerns who want a non-invasive solution for clearer, brighter skin. It is best suited for lighter skin tones and will be assessed during consultation to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Radiance comes from clarity. Reveal the bright, even skin that’s waiting beneath.

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