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If you are having problems following your IPL treatment or have any concerns as to whether everything is healing as it should, I recommend contacting your treating physician immediately. Best of luck.
Thank you for yourquestion in regards to IPL.It is not normal for skin to turn grey/purple post IPL treatments. The settings may have been too high which can result in burning the skin and blistering. Contact your provider immediately to discuss your concerns. To be sure what is best for you, see twoor more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation tomake sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to havetreatment.I hope this helps.
If the skin immediately turns grey/purple this is usually a sign of too high of settings and skin burning. This will likely lead to blisters or scabs in the next few days and will require wound care . Best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for your question. Hypeepigmentation can be addressed with BBL (Broad band light). Similar to IPL, this would require several sessions to achieve even tone. BBL will help even skin tone, tighten the skin, remove fine blood vessels, and treat acne. Halo is a hybrid fractional laser ...
I have the IPL laser in my practice but I generally do not use it to tighten the pores. Clear and Brilliant, which is a mini-Fraxel with no down time works much better than IPL for this. I also utilize chemical peels and the v-Beam laser for wonderful results. For overall facial rejuvenation ...
First off, IPL is NOT a good treatment for PIH. I have patients on a complex regimen for skin lightening and you should be on this with oral heliocare prior to any laser procedures. for PIH, laser genesis or low level/low density laser or RF like clear + brilliant or venus viva are...