Pigmentation

Treatments for removing or reducing the appearance of vascular and pigmented lesions are often long-term and uncomfortable. Frequently administered corticosteroid medications can have undesirable side effects. Cryosurgery cannot be used in many cases. Surgery and treatment with ablative lasers can be painful and may cause damage and scarring to adjacent body areas.

In addition, unlike IPL, nearly all conventional treatments require an extended healing period, preventing patients from resuming their daily routines. In contrast, IPL treatment requires no down-time, and can be used to treat many types of vascular and pigmented lesions quickly and painlessly.

No more unwanted marks

Cosmetic flaws may be caused by heredity, medication, pregnancy or environmental factors. Yet most vascular and pigmented lesions are ideal candidates for non-invasive IPL pulsed light treatments.

The widest range of benign vascular lesions, like port wine stains, telangiectasias, hemangiomas, erythema, rosacea and poikiloderma of Civette can be safely and effectively treated with IPL. In addition, pigmented lesions like lentigos, seborrheic keratoses, café-au-lait, ephelides and dyschromia can also be treated.