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IPL
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
IPL is a light source of high intensity, broad spectrum and constant force. It has a wavelength spectrum that ranges from 420nm to 1200nm. Endorsed with these special characteristics, IPL is intended for an extensive application in the context of non-invasive treatments based on the theory of selective absorption by human skin of light sources (photothermolysis processes). Similarly, the IPL treatment allows the client a rapid recovery from conventional treatments and without the need for immobilization.
Indications:
- Acne Treatment;
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Reduction of Vascular Lesions;
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Reduction of Pigmented Lesions;
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Skin Rejuvenation;
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Permanent Hair Removal;
The principle of operation of the IPL Equipment is based on Selective Thermolysis, a process in everything similar to that of lasers. As the name implies, intense pulsed light (IPL) translates by a concentrated application of light on the areas to be treated, light produced by a Xenon lamp and with a spectrum ranging from 400nm to 1200nm.
By the action of various filters, the light spectrum / wavelength can be modified obtaining different results:
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430mn-1200mn, remove deep stains
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480mn-1200mn decrease pores
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530mn-1200mn acne, soft skin
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560mn-1200mn rejuvenation
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590mn-1200mn remove red blood
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640mn-1200mn hair removal
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690mn-1200mn take off dark hair
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750mn-1200mn brown hair, etc.
Contra Indications:
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Inflammatory dermatosis
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Skin infections
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Immune system deficiencies
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Clinical history of Keloides formations
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Pregnancy
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Skin cancer
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Bleeding disorders
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Photodermatosis
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Herpes Simplex
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Drug use (increases photosensitivity)
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Simultaneous treatment of cellulitis (should intersperse a few weeks between treatments)