UltraLUX PRO™ IPL Treatments

UltraLUX PRO™ IPL for vascular concerns is designed to reduce the appearance of redness by delivering controlled pulses of filtered light that are selectively absorbed by haemoglobin (the pigment inside blood vessels). The goal is to target superficial vessels while protecting surrounding skin.

This treatment can be suitable for persistent cheek redness, fine “thread veins,” or broken capillaries around the nose and mid-face. Many clients also seek vascular IPL when their skin looks “flushed” in photos, under bright light, or after triggers like heat, exercise, alcohol, or spicy foods.

During treatment, sensations vary from warmth to a quick snap with each pulse. After treatment the skin can appear pink or warm for several hours. Targeted vessels may temporarily look darker or more visible before they fade, reflecting the natural clearance process.

We treat conservatively where needed, especially on reactive or redness-prone skin. Over-treatment can irritate the barrier and temporarily exaggerate redness, so your consultation matters: we assess pattern, sensitivity and skin type to choose safer settings and realistic outcomes.

Vascular outcomes often build across a course rather than a single appointment. Spacing and aftercare (especially strict SPF and heat management) influence how stable your results are over time, and maintenance can be recommended depending on triggers and lifestyle.

UltraLUX PRO™ IPL for pigmentation targets excess melanin (pigment) using filtered light. When melanin absorbs the pulse, the pigmented area is gently heated so your skin can gradually clear the treated pigment through normal renewal pathways.

Pigmentation is not one-size-fits-all. Sun-related pigment often responds differently to hormonally driven pigmentation or post-inflammatory marks. That’s why we assess the type, depth and pattern of pigment before treatment — not just the shade you see on the surface.

A common and normal response after pigment-focused IPL is temporary darkening of spots (“coffee-grounding”) before they lift and fade. We guide aftercare carefully because picking, aggressive exfoliation, or unprotected sun can increase irritation and pigment rebound.

For pigment-prone skin, our priority is safety: conservative parameters, barrier support and strict SPF. Treating on recently tanned skin can increase risk, so we plan around your lifestyle and seasonality to protect your results.

Best outcomes usually come from a course combined with the right home routine (pigment modulators + barrier support). This approach improves tone progressively and predictably, without pushing your skin into unnecessary inflammation.

UltraLUX PRO™ IPL for acne-prone skin is commonly used as part of a broader acne plan to help reduce inflammatory activity and improve the look of active breakouts. It’s not positioned as a “cure,” but it can be a valuable support tool when used on the right candidate.

Specific light bands can help reduce the environment acne bacteria thrive in while calming visible redness and inflammation. Over a course, many clients report their skin looks less reactive and breaks out less intensely when paired with consistent barrier-friendly homecare.

Acne is multifactorial — hormones, stress, occlusive products, barrier disruption and medication can all contribute. That’s why we assess your history and routine to decide if IPL is appropriate now, or whether we should stabilise first with other modalities.

Post-breakout marks can be red (vascular) or brown (pigment). Your plan focuses on calming the inflammatory process first, then refining tone and texture once skin is stable, so you’re not constantly triggering irritation.

For best results, we often pair acne IPL with supportive treatments (such as LED recovery). The goal is healthier skin behaviour long-term: fewer inflamed breakouts, smoother texture, and better tolerance to active skincare.

UltraLUX PRO™ IPL photo rejuvenation is ideal when you want overall improvement in how your skin looks — clearer tone, calmer appearance and a more refined glow in different lighting. It’s often chosen when skin feels dull, uneven or sun-affected.

Photo rejuvenation protocols can address multiple visual targets at once: background redness, superficial pigment and uneven tone. Instead of treating one spot, the goal is a more uniform complexion and improved “skin quality” across the whole area.

Some clients notice early brightness after the initial settling period, while the most meaningful results tend to build progressively across a course. This is because clarity and tone stability improve over time when we treat gently and consistently.

We support results with practical guidance: daily SPF, hydration and the right active ingredients (when appropriate). Consistency is what protects your glow and prevents pigment rebound.

If you’re also working on tightening or collagen stimulation, we can help sequence your plan so treatments complement each other without overloading the skin — keeping the finish polished, not irritated.