Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) Skin Rejuvenation uses targeted heat to stimulate the body’s natural healing response and is beneficial in promoting the production of collagen as well as assisting in the removal of pigmentation and broken capillaries.

The IPL light used to perform this treatment is attracted to dark melanin and haemoglobin causing the pigment to shatter and dissipate, safely treating visible blood vessels or pigmentation.

This controlled wounding of the skin, promotes the skin to heal itself by creating new cells with the treatment effectively targeting a range of skin conditions including, sun damage; redness; rosacea; dilated capillaries; enlarged pores and pigmentation.

Can be used as a spot treatment for areas such as hands and décolletage.

Book a complimentary skin consultation to ensure suitability for the treatment as a “ test patch “ will be required before full treatment commencement.

Core Four:
Prior to having the Illumi facial you must be on the following products for a minimum of two weeks to strengthen the skin:

Image Ormedic Balancing Facial Cleanser
Image Iluma Intense Brightening Serum
Image Vital C Hydrating Enzyme Masque
Image Prevention+ Daily Ultimate Protection Moisturiser

Other options if you aren’t prepped for an Illumi Facial is a choice of our Advanced Facials, Enzyme Peels or our Glo2Facial.

Avoid sun exposure and ensure skin is always protected with a minimal SPF 30+ every day.

Pause on using any retinoids 3 days prior to your treatment.

Core Four:

To ensure the integrity of your skin post treatment it is advised to continue the use of the following:

Image Ormedic Balancing Facial Cleanser
Image Iluma Intense Brightening Serum
Image Vital C Hydrating Enzyme Masque
Image Prevention+ Daily Ultimate Protection Moisturiser

Limit sun exposure and ensure you are wearing a SPF 30+ at minimum post treatment.

Avoid exercise and excessive heat such as saunas and hot showers for 24 hrs post treatment

If targeting pigmentation, resist the urge to pick or exfoliate any light grazing that may occur through the skin’s shedding process.