IPL For Acne

Intense Pulsed Light technology or more famously known IPL for acne & acne scars is among the pioneering technology in cosmetic treatments. It is safe, effective, and fast-acting treatment that helps in reducing mild to moderate acne. Their healing time is also minimal, infection risk is eliminated, and clients feel little to no pain during this treatment.

Acne is a skin condition caused by plugging of oil and dead skin cells in your hair follicles. These cause blackheads, whiteheads, or pimples on your face. It can affect people of all ages, but in teenagers, it’s very common.

We understand that they can be a significant roadblock for having flawless skin, that’s why Tanus presents IPL for Acne through expert professionals. Apart from health, acne also impacts one’s self-esteem, and if not treated well it can cause permanent physical scarring over time. So earlier an individual starts the treatment, the lower the risk of persistence and spread.

What This Treatment Does?

This treatment is a common alternative for all types of acne treatment, with its short pulses of light; it targets the affected skin cells and thereby lessens the appearance of acne scars. This treatment method is considered a dermatological breakthrough.

IPL destroys the bacteria which are present in acne-affected skin, and this also inhibits any future breakouts.It also coagulates scar tissue, refines pores and improves the skin healing process and texture of it. The treatment brings significant improvement to acne and acne scars, which often eliminates and reduces the need for acne medications.

The treatment may require more than one session as per the patient’s condition and severity of acne. The bacteria under the skin’s layers needs to be wholly destroyed for a long-lasting result. Usually, this treatment takes no more than two visits in a month.

Post-session there may be a redness depending upon the customised and tailored treatment settings for your condition. But this redness generally disappears in a few hours. Also, it is better not to have direct exposure of sun on the treated area.