IPL Photofacial Laser Treatment in Los Angeles | Cienega Med Spa (2024)

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What is an IPL Photofacial Treatment?

IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) is a light based treatment that breaks up pigmentation such as freckles, acne scars, melasma, liver spots, moles, broken capillaries and other such areas of hyperpigmentation on the face or body.

How Does IPL Photofacial Work?

The bright beam energy that comes from the IPL machine break up dark pigmentation and cauterizes red vessels, as a result the discolored area gently reduces in color, essentially erasing stubborn and unwanted red and brown spots.

How Much Does IPL Photofacial Cost?

IPL (Face) | $349 IPL treatment for the face.
IPL (Medium Area) | $349 Treatment for a small area, up to the size of a half sheet of paper. Example area: Face
IPL (Large Area) | $450 Treatment for a large area, up to the size of a full sheet of paper. Example area: Upper Chest

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How much does IPL facial cost Los Angeles? ›

IPL Photofacial pricing varies based on the type of machinery, treatment area, and technician expertise. In Los Angeles, a session typically costs between $200 and $700, with multiple sessions often needed.

How many IPL photofacial sessions do I need? ›

On average, we typically recommend a series of 3 – 6 IPL photofacial treatments to help achieve an optimal outcome.

Is IPL treatment worth the money? ›

Why Consider IPL Treatments? Despite the cost, many find IPL treatments a worthwhile investment. IPL can significantly improve skin texture, reduce signs of aging like wrinkles and fine lines, and tackle pigmentation issues.

Do IPL photofacials really work? ›

Takeaways. IPL treatment can be an effective way to treat a variety of skin conditions such as age spots, fine lines, acne, redness, and unwanted hair. You're likely to see good results with minimal side effects, but IPL therapy is not right for everyone.

Is laser cheaper than IPL? ›

The advantages of using laser over IPL: IPL is a cheaper, less effective technology for reducing body hair.

How long do IPL facial results last? ›

How Long Do Results Last? The results of IPL can last for years as long as the skin is cared for properly with a sufficient skin care routine and sun protection.

What is the age limit for IPL photofacial? ›

There is not an age limit but you may need parental consent prior to getting IPL treatments.

How many IPL to get rid of dark spots? ›

IPL treatments work very well to reduce and remove brown and red spots on the skin and create an overall better complexion. However, as this treatment has “minimal or no downtime”, it is necessary to do 3-5 treatments to achieve the very best results.

What's better, IPL or microneedling? ›

IPL might be more appropriate if you aim to treat conditions including hyperpigmentation, redness, and vascular lesions. On the other hand, Microneedling could be more suitable if your priority is to boost skin texture, reduce scars, and eliminate fine wrinkles.

What is better than IPL treatment? ›

BBL is a more precise treatment than IPL, allowing for improved targeting of specific skin issues with greater accuracy. It also can reduce wrinkles and stimulate collagen production, resulting in smoother, younger-looking skin.

What is the difference between IPL and IPL photofacial? ›

A photo facial (or fotofacial) is simply a particular type of IPL treatment. A conventional IPL treatment has a single target for improvement, e.g. pigmentation. A fotofacial, in contrast, treats a wide range of conditions including age spots, redness, spider veins, and wrinkles.

What is the downside of IPL treatment? ›

Although side effects of IPL are typically rare and minimal in severity, the most common adverse events include pain and erythema.

Does IPL make you look younger? ›

While IPL isn't necessarily an anti-aging solution, it does have lasting effects in helping reduce the signs of aging such as wrinkles, sunspots and other indicators of aging.

Which is better, hydrafacial or photofacial? ›

Skin Concerns

It depends on individual skin types, concerns, and desired outcomes. While photofacials are excellent for correcting coloration and reducing scar tissue, hydrafacials focus on deep cleaning and hydration. Both treatments can significantly enhance skin texture but cater to different needs.

Is IPL covered by insurance? ›

Most insurance providers don't cover IPL for dry eye as a stand-alone treatment, primarily because they consider IPL an elective or cosmetic procedure rather than a necessary medical treatment.

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