Acne IPL
- Kills harmful bacteria
- Reduces redness
- Helps with Inflammation


Pricing
From £130
Procedure Time
30-45 minutes
Recovery Time
4-7 days
Result Duration
Up to 1-3 months
Acne IPL
We work with a team of well-trained dermatologists, skin care specialists, therapists who treat nearly 4,500 acne patients every year. We are aware how spots can have an influence on your confidence level and overall life. You might have tried all the solutions but still not getting the glowing skin you always wanted.
Our skin care specialists are committed and passionate in improving, as well as controlling any symptom of the disease.
Our dermatologists cure all kinds of acne, whether it is mild, moderate or severe. We provide the treatment on the severity of your disease and prescribe proper medication based on individual’s need.


The Results
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The Procedure
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Prior To Treatment
Prior to Acne IPL treatment you must first undergo a consultation where details about your medical history are obtained in order to confirm suitability. Before proceeding you will be asked to sign a consent form and undergo a test patch.
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Treatment
After cleansing the skin, a thin layer of IPL/Laser gel is applied to the area. Your IPL Practitioner will use a handheld device to deliver IPL light therapy. During the procedure, clients may feel a pinching sensation. Some clients have described to us this sensation as a feeling similar to an elastic band being “snapped” onto their skin, some others have described it as a warm feeling like the sensation of light sunburn. After treatment, a cooling machine will be waved over the area to cool skin or ice packs depending on the treatment.
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What To Expect
A typical treatment session is approximately 30 minutes. Intense Pulsed Light treatment may be combined with glycolic acid facial peels or microdermabrasion for maximum results. The treated area can become red immediately after treatment, but this usually disappears within a couple of hours. Most people experience no other side effects but very rarely a small blister could form, or the skin may become temporarily lighter or darker. The number of treatments necessary varies from person to person, but typically 6 Intense Pulsed Light and 6 exfoliating treatments will result in a significant improvement. Intense Pulsed Light treatments should take place fortnightly with a glycolic acid peel or microdermabrasion treatment in between Intense Pulsed Light sessions.
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After Treatment
Immediately after treatment the skin may appear red and a warm tingling sensation may be felt. Typically the skin is cooled to ease any discomfort and a calming gel is applied.
Acne IPL FAQ
Almost everyone can be treated, apart from very dark skinned or tanned individuals. If you are pregnant or taking Roaccutane (an acne medication) it is best not to undergo IPL/laser or Intense Pulsed Light treatment.
The treated area can become quite red immediately after treatment but this usually disappears within a couple of hours. Most people experience no other side effects but very rarely a small blister could form or the skin may become temporarily lighter or darker.
The number of treatments necessary varies from person to person, but typically 6 Intense Pulsed Light and 6 exfoliating treatments will result in a significant improvement. Intense Pulsed Light treatments should take place fortnightly with a glycolic acid peel or microdermabrasion treatment in between Intense Pulsed Light sessions.
You can find Acne IPL treatments at our clinic based in Covent Garden, London. Give us a call today to make your booking!

