IPL Photorejuvenation (NORDLYS Ellipse)

Intense pulsed light (IPL) treatment on the NORDLYS Ellipse platform to even out skin tone by targeting redness, broken capillaries and brown pigmentation such as sun spots. Light energy is absorbed by the pigment and vessels and converted to heat, helping to fade discolouration and improve overall clarity. At MEDIWA Clinic treatment can be focused on small areas such as the nose and cheeks or extended across the face, neck and décolleté.

Intense pulsed light (IPL) photorejuvenation uses broad-spectrum light, filtered to target specific structures in the skin, delivered here on the NORDLYS Ellipse system. The light energy is preferentially absorbed by the red of dilated blood vessels and the brown of excess melanin and converted into heat, which helps to break down and disperse these targets so that facial redness, fine broken capillaries and pigmented spots gradually fade and skin tone looks more even. Unlike resurfacing lasers, IPL works without removing the surface of the skin, so downtime is limited. At MEDIWA Clinic the area is cleansed and you wear protective eyewear before treatment, which takes around twenty to thirty minutes for the face. You may feel a light snapping sensation during the pulses and the skin can look flushed for a few hours; pigmented spots often darken briefly before flaking away over the following days. Because the effect is cumulative, a series of sessions a few weeks apart is usual for the best evening of tone, and the clinic prices the treatment flexibly from small zones such as the nose or cheeks up to the full face, neck, décolleté and hands. Diligent sun protection before and after a course is important, as recent tanning is a contraindication. IPL suits adults bothered by redness, broken capillaries or sun-induced pigmentation; suitability for your skin type and any contraindications are assessed beforehand.