Laser Treatment Menu
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Photo Facial:
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) targets unwanted brown and red discoloration to create a more even, radiant complexion. It delivers broad-spectrum light through interchangeable filters that focus on pigment, redness, acne, or unwanted hair just below the skin’s surface.
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Helps with: sunspots, age spots, freckles, redness from rosacea, broken capillaries, and some acne.
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Benefits: minimal downtime, gradual brightening, and collagen stimulation for improved tone and fine lines over a series of sessions.
What to expect: Brief, light “snap” sensations, mild pinkness for a few hours, darkening of spots that flake or fade over 7–10 days.
Typical series: 3–5 treatments spaced 3–4 weeks apart for best results.
Full Face:
$350 (package of 3 $900)
Chest Only:
$300 (package of 3 $800)
Neck Only:
$250 (package of 3 $650)
Spot treatment:
One area $150
Face, Neck, and Chest:
$650 (package of 3 $1700)
Face and Neck:
$500 (package of 3 $1300)
Combo-Package:
IPL + Fractional Erbium FACE:
$850
Pre-care
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Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds for 2–4 weeks before treatment; stop self-tanners at least 2 weeks prior.
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Discontinue retinoids, exfoliating acids, and most acne medications on the treatment area about 5–7 days before.
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Do not wax, use depilatories, or have other lasers/peels on the area for about 1–2 weeks beforehand.
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If you get cold sores, ask about starting a preventive antiviral medication before treating around the mouth.
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Arrive at your appointment well-hydrated, with clean product free skin.
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A minimum of 2 weeks must pass after any cosmetic treatments (botox, facial and body waxing, filler or chemical peels) before receiving this treatment.
CONTRAINDICATIONS: Pregnancy, nursing, any disease that is stimulated by light or heat such as systemic lupus, epilepsy or porphyria. Active skin conditions in the treatment area such as eczema, rash or psoriasis. Excessively tanned skin or use of tanning cream in the last two weeks. Superficial metal or implants in the treatment area. Treatment over premalignant moles or a history of cancer in the area, treatment over tattoos or permanent makeup. Practitioners’ discretion regarding unsafe treatment of other conditions.
Post-care
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Keep the skin cool, avoid hot tubs, saunas, and intense workouts for 24–48 hours.
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Do not pick, scrub, or exfoliate darkened spots; let them shed naturally.
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Use gentle cleanser and bland moisturizer; avoid retinoids, acids, and scrubs for about 5–7 days. Make up can generally be used after 24-48 hours, please assure brushes/sponges are clean to avoid risk of infection,
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Wear broad-spectrum SPF 30+ daily and avoid direct sun to reduce risk of hyperpigmentation, the avoidance of sun is necessary while skin is healing.
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Redness and sensitivity may be present for several days. Cool compresses (no direct ice to face) 5-10 minutes, 3-4 times daily.
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Vinegar soak: 1 tablespoon of white distilled vinegar with 1 cup of distilled or bottled water. You may soak a clean, soft gauze or cloth in the solution and place gently over the area for 10-15 minutes 2-3 times daily the first 2 days of treatment.
What to expect
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You will feel brief, warm “snaps” of light during each pulse, often compared to a rubber band. Is it painful? Most clients feel it is generally well tolerated and numbing cream is NOT needed.
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The skin may look mildly pink and feel warm, like a light sunburn, for a few hours to a couple of days.
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Brown spots often darken and look like “coffee grounds” before gradually flaking or fading over 7–14 days. Please do NOT pick or peel the skin. Do not exfoliate. Redness and skin tone will improve gradually over 4-6 weeks.
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Results build gradually. The number of sessions depends on your individual skin goals. Typically, people need a series of 3–5 treatments at 4 week intervals.
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