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Thank you for your question. Very unlikely, but I would not say impossible. If you are already prone to a little vertigo, and have some inflammation around your eyes, from the IPL treatment, then this could cause a bit, but it would be considered rare, and I have not seen it. Theoretical more than reality. I hope this helps.
Because IPL is a pulse of light it can trigger some dizziness, although this is extremely rare. It should go away very quickly. Additionally what sometimes happens is that because of the flashes of light, some people will squeeze their eyes closed, and this can cause some additional dizziness too. But again, this is very rare and should only last a few minutes after a treatment is over.
Thank you for your question. It is a good policy to just use sunscreen for the 2-3 days prior to an Ipl treatment just to be safe and allow any product residue to be removed with washing. An IPL picks up so many different things, it is bets to be safe and allow those few days to cleanse the...
Continuing your IPL series would help eliminate deep pigmentation and bring it out the surface, make sure to wear appropriate sun protection daily
Thank you for your question. It sounds like the laser took the pigment out of your skin and it hasn't returned. Unfortunately, all procedures involve some risk. The neck is a very difficult area to treat, and it is very sensitive to energy. It can burn in one area, and be fine in another. If...
Thank you for your question. Long term, IPL does not affect Botox or Juvederm, I wouldn't suggest having this treatment done all on same day because of the heat penetration of the laser. Once you had your IPL treatment, wait 1-2 weeks before any filler, then wait another 1-2 weeks...
Providing the name of each laser that was used would be helpful. Rosacea is a chronic medical condition that can benefit from certain types of treatments but will likely not ever fully go away. Lifestyle changes and other meds (oral and/or topical) may still be necessary.
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