How much does IPL cost?

5 answers to “How much does IPL cost?”

A: Cost of IPL

Cynthia Boxrud, MD

IPL is a great treatment for redness, rosacea and superficial pigmentation. Usually three treatments are done at intervals of three weeks. Cost runs anywhere from 300 to 500 per treatment.

A: IPL Prices

Arnold R. Oppenheim, MD

I have seen a huge price range on this particular treatment.  I've seen them as low as $150 and as high as $500 to the face.  At my office we charge a fair price because I feel it's a wonderful treatment to offer my dermatolgy patients who have suffered from extreme sun damage, rosacea and other... more

A: Varies based on how large the areas for laser hair reduction

Philip Young, MD

Typically, it is based on the size of the area that you are treating. When the size is larger it will take more time and hence the cost usually goes up. For the face, each treatment may range between $150-800. For the chest, it may range between 250-1000. One thing to realize is that not all intense pulse... more

A: IPL costs a few hundred

Gregory Turowski, MD, PhD

IPl price used to be around $500 per one treatment. As this modality became more popular and available the cost is now also more affordable. It can range between $200 and $350 per one session. Most patients will need series of 5 treatments so, packages are usually are better deals. You should expect to pay... more

A: IPL costs about $300 per Treatment

Daniel Reichner, MD

Reza IPL costs about $300 per treatment in California.  Most patients will require about 3-5 treatments to get the best results.  Remember, If you have darker skin ( 3 to 5 on the Fitzpatrick Scale) it is very important that your skin be pretreated for 4 to 6 weeks with Rentin A, 4% Hydroquinone and... more

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