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IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) is a dermatological treatment technology that uses high-intensity pulsed light, emitting a range of light (400-1200 nm) with many different wavelengths, filtered through a filter to retain harmful substances. The wavelength is absorbed by pigment and blood vessels, helping to treat conditions related to skin pigmentation, blood vessels, skin aging and hirsutism. IPL is used to treat dermatological problems such as supporting the treatment of acne, acne rosacea, acne rosacea (post-acne redness), vasodilated skin, hirsutism and helping to rejuvenate the skin, reduce appearance of scars. Applications of IPL in treating dermatological diseases at each wavelength: 430nm: Supports acne treatment. 530nm: Improves problems related to skin pigmentation. 590nm: Improves capillary problems and rejuvenates skin and rosacea. 640nm: Hair removal.

IPL is a non-invasive skin regeneration method, the light does not damage the top layers of the skin, it only affects the dermis without affecting the top layers of the skin (epidermis). Therefore, it does not cause damage and does not require much recovery time after treatment, and has fewer side effects than laser or dermabrasion. Although they know what IPL is, many people do not know the difference between this method and laser. Sometimes IPL is called IPL laser treatment. This is misleading because the light produced by IPL is broad-spectrum light and is not related to lasers. While lasers focus only one wavelength of light onto the skin, IPL produces a broad spectrum of wavelengths (like a light bulb) and cannot be focused into a concentrated beam like a laser. The light from IPL is scattered and less focused than a laser. Different wavelengths of IPL light affect different depths in the skin, IPL penetrates down to the second layer of the skin (dermis) without harming the top layer, so it causes less damage to the skin. skin. This makes IPL a versatile technology that can improve skin in many ways. In short, the difference is that where laser therapy delivers one wavelength of light energy, IPL delivers multiple wavelengths. This means IPL can treat a larger area of skin in less time than laser therapy.

IPL has the ability to filter many wavelengths in the emitted light range, so it can treat many problems related to skin pigmentation, blood vessels, hair follicles and reduce skin aging. Problems that can be mentioned include melasma, brown spots, rosacea, dark spots, acne treatment, rosacea treatment, treatment of blood vessel dilation, shrinking the size of sebaceous glands, thereby reducing sebum, reducing sebum production. Small pores, reduce the appearance of scars... The IPL light rays emitted stimulate collagen fibers, helping to arrange collagen into rows of intact parallel fibers and smoothing out wrinkles and smoothing skin that has shown signs of aging. IPL acne treatment is based on photochemical, photothermal and photoimmuno mechanisms. The main principle is based on selective thermal damage. This light affects the acne core, at this time the acne-causing bacteria C.acnes produces porphyrin (light sensitive substance). Porphyrin absorbs light and is activated and converted into heat energy, generating atomic oxygen. in hair follicles. This atomic oxygen then acts to destroy the C. acnes bacteria. (which are anaerobic bacteria, growing strongly in anaerobic conditions).

IPL has been recognized by the FDA as a method of applying light technology to treat cosmetic dermatology that is very safe, highly effective, non-invasive, and has little risk of side effects like using drugs. Before being used on hair removal machines, IPL technology was used in magnetic light sensors to remove sheep hair and was recognized by scientific journals for its safety. Besides, there are no reports related to the use of IPL hair removal causing side effects or skin damage, you can be completely assured of safety! However, if you are too worried, test an area on your skin first or use the gel combined with the gel removal head attached to the product.