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It varies with the clinic, the device, the treatment area, and the number of sessions. Compare current starting prices by clinic on Seolle.
A laser emits a single wavelength aimed at a specific target, while IPL uses a broad range of wavelengths shaped by filters to address pigment and redness together. The doctor decides at the consultation which approach fits your concern.
Mild redness and warmth are common, and treated brown spots often darken temporarily before flaking off over several days. Most people return to daily activities soon after, but reactions vary from person to person.
IPL is usually done as a series of sessions spaced several weeks apart, and the number depends on your concern and how your skin responds. The doctor will suggest a suitable plan during the consultation.
IPL is generally used with more caution on darker or recently tanned skin because of the risk of pigment changes. The doctor will check your skin type and recent sun exposure at the consultation, so tell the clinic if you have tanned recently.