I got my first IPL Lazer treatment today. She did not give me goggles. It was painful I noticed my eyes opening a little with the pulses.
Answer: I recommend visiting a different provider in the future who upholds better safety standards. While it is unlikely that you suffered eye damage from IPL, eye protection is standard when performing any kind of laser treatment on the face, and I recommend visiting a different provider in the future who upholds better safety standards. If you notice anything wrong with your vision, visit an ophthalmologist for diagnosis and treatment.
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Answer: I recommend visiting a different provider in the future who upholds better safety standards. While it is unlikely that you suffered eye damage from IPL, eye protection is standard when performing any kind of laser treatment on the face, and I recommend visiting a different provider in the future who upholds better safety standards. If you notice anything wrong with your vision, visit an ophthalmologist for diagnosis and treatment.
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February 8, 2016
Answer: IPL and Eye Protection If the light didn't penetrate your eyes you will be okay but I suggest you go to a different provider in the future. Best, Dr. Emer.
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February 8, 2016
Answer: IPL and Eye Protection If the light didn't penetrate your eyes you will be okay but I suggest you go to a different provider in the future. Best, Dr. Emer.
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February 5, 2016
Answer: IPL can be uncomfortable IPL can certainly be uncomfortable, but it's highly unlikely that it would damage your eyes.Considering that your provider did not place protective goggles on you, I would highly suggest that you see someone else in the future, as there is no excuse not to protect your patient's eyes during an IPL. The light from an IPL is directed against the skin and only the reflection is actually scattering out from the individual shots of light. That makes it highly unlikely that you have any damage from the treatment. It still is dangerous though, and for that reason, I'd recommend using protective eyewear for all IPL treatments. If you are having trouble with your eyes, see an Ophthalmologist for an evaluation.Andrew Campbell, M.D.Facial Plastic SpecialistQuintessa Aesthetic Centers
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February 5, 2016
Answer: IPL can be uncomfortable IPL can certainly be uncomfortable, but it's highly unlikely that it would damage your eyes.Considering that your provider did not place protective goggles on you, I would highly suggest that you see someone else in the future, as there is no excuse not to protect your patient's eyes during an IPL. The light from an IPL is directed against the skin and only the reflection is actually scattering out from the individual shots of light. That makes it highly unlikely that you have any damage from the treatment. It still is dangerous though, and for that reason, I'd recommend using protective eyewear for all IPL treatments. If you are having trouble with your eyes, see an Ophthalmologist for an evaluation.Andrew Campbell, M.D.Facial Plastic SpecialistQuintessa Aesthetic Centers
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Answer: Eye protection during laser procedures on the face is the standard of care Eye protection is important during any laser procedure, especially so if it is on the face.Dr Karamanoukian#RealSelf100 Member
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Answer: Eye protection during laser procedures on the face is the standard of care Eye protection is important during any laser procedure, especially so if it is on the face.Dr Karamanoukian#RealSelf100 Member
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