IPL Hair Removal

What is it?

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) technology uses a broad-spectrum light that is absorbed by the hair’s melanin, turning into heat and damaging the follicle to slow or stop future growth.
Although it’s not a laser, it’s highly effective for long-term hair reduction and can also improve skin conditions like spots, acne, and rosacea.

For optimal and long-lasting results, most people require between six and ten IPL sessions, scheduled every three to four weeks. This spacing allows the light pulses to target hairs at their active growth stage, which is when the treatment is most effective. Hair doesn’t fall out instantly after each session—rather, it weakens at the root and naturally sheds within several days, leaving the skin progressively smoother and clearer. With each visit, you’ll notice a reduction in density, slower regrowth, and finer hair texture, bringing you closer to the soft, hair-free skin you’re looking for.

How Many Sessions Are Needed?

Key Benefits:

Progressive reduction of hair with long-lasting results.

Minimally invasive, with mild discomfort.

Skin improvement in pigmentation, acne, and rosacea.

Covers large areas faster than traditional laser.

Who Is It For?

IPL hair removal delivers its best results on individuals with lighter skin tones and darker hair, thanks to the higher contrast that allows the light to target the follicle more effectively. It’s suitable for treating areas such as the upper lip, arms, legs, back, and bikini line. While it significantly reduces hair growth

Before and After Your Session

Avoid sun exposure, self-tanning, waxing, or plucking before your IPL session—shaving is fine. Skip irritating skincare products 24 hours prior and stop Vitamin E and D supplements a week before. After treatment, mild redness or warmth is normal; soothe with aloe vera, avoid heat, sun, pools, and intense exercise for 48 hours, and always apply SPF 50 on exposed areas.