IPL Photorejuvenation — Full Face

Intense pulsed light (IPL) photorejuvenation for the full face, targeting solar lentigines, diffuse redness, superficial vascular lesions, and overall skin tone unevenness from sun damage and photoageing.

IPL photorejuvenation at Premier Clinic targets the two primary chromophores responsible for facial photoageing: melanin (sun spots, freckles, diffuse hyperpigmentation) and oxyhaemoglobin (rosacea flush, dilated capillaries, spider veins). Using a cut-off filter to concentrate the broad-spectrum IPL output in the 500 to 900 nm range, the energy is absorbed selectively by these chromophores while passing through surrounding skin without damage. Priced at 2,450 CZK (approximately 98 EUR) for a full-face session, IPL at Premier Clinic is among the most affordable access points to light-based photorejuvenation in Prague. Equivalent IPL treatments in Germany typically cost 150 to 300 EUR per session, making Premier Clinic's pricing 65 to 80% less for what is effectively a commodity light-based treatment — the key variable being the operator's skill and the machine's calibration, both of which are well-controlled in a clinic of this scale and reputation. The 30-minute session involves skin cleansing, application of a cooling gel over the treatment area, fitting of protective eyewear, and systematic delivery of IPL pulses across the full face. Patients describe the sensation as a quick snap of warmth with each pulse. Pigmented lesions typically respond visibly within 24 hours — darkening initially before flaking off over 7 to 10 days. Vascular lesions may appear momentarily redder before clearing over two to three weeks. A course of three to five sessions spaced three to four weeks apart is recommended for significant photoageing correction, with annual maintenance sessions thereafter. The full-face treatment is suitable for Fitzpatrick types I to III; patients with darker skin tones (IV+) are assessed individually, as higher melanin levels require more conservative settings.