How effective is photorejuvenation?

Generally, intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy is a highly popular high-tech cosmetic procedure known for its significant effectiveness and high safety profile. IPL utilizes specific broad-spectrum colored light directly applied to the skin surface, which penetrates into deeper skin layers and selectively targets subcutaneous pigmentation or blood vessels, breaking down pigmented spots and closing abnormal capillaries. At the same time, it can also stimulate collagen regeneration, making the skin tighter and more elastic.

IPL therapy can effectively remove facial pigmentation, such as freckles, melasma, and age spots, helping the skin regain its even and fair complexion. It can selectively target abnormal capillaries, causing them to collapse, thereby improving facial redness and broken capillaries. Additionally, it can stimulate the reorganization and remodeling of collagen in the skin, enhancing skin firmness, improving laxity, and reducing wrinkles.

The advantages of IPL therapy include a short recovery period and minimal side effects, making it suitable for people of all skin types. However, it should be performed by a qualified physician to avoid potential complications such as redness, pigmentation, or hypopigmentation. The treatment usually requires multiple sessions spaced several weeks apart, with results becoming gradually visible. Individuals with severe skin conditions or those who are photosensitive should carefully consider this treatment. Enhanced sun protection measures before and after treatment are essential to protect the skin from UV damage.