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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 face extra good. I hope this helps.
Thank you for the question You shouldnt have any effect using tea tree oil, you will be fine. Good luck
Using tea tree oil shouldn't have any effect on the skin before having IPL, What I normally tell patients a few weeks before treatment is discontinue sun tanning, self tanners or tanning beds and avoid any rough exfoliation. Best of Luck
It is fine to use tea tree oil before IPL. There is no need to stop or reschedule. In reality, if you are trying to deal with browns, tea tree oil is pretty ineffective, so ask your IPL physician what would be better to use.
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...
Yes you can, IPL laser treatments does not harm any fillers you may have. I would advise not doing these treatments on on the same day but wait a few weeks after you've had your injectables.
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.
Intense pulsed light (IPL) uses light energy to affect the superficial layers of skin. There is no evidence this energy passes into deeper skin, let alone the structures beneath it. Therefore there should be no adverse events strictly from this procedure during pregnancy. Although most people...
Its best you seek an experienced laser tech who works on all skin types to prevent any further pigmentation, I also recommend having a test spot to see how your skin reacts
