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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most clients need three to six sessions spaced three to four weeks apart. Improvement appears gradually, with best results after the full series. A personalized plan will be created during consultation based on redness severity and skin response.
Treatments are generally well tolerated; most patients feel mild warmth or snapping sensations. Topical numbing is optional for extra comfort. Our clinicians adjust settings to minimize discomfort and ensure a safe, controlled experience.
Sessions usually last 20 to 45 minutes depending on the treated area and severity. Appointments include preparation and post-care instructions, making the procedure efficient with minimal interruption to daily activities.
Temporary redness, slight swelling, or darkening of treated vessels can occur but typically resolve in days to weeks. Serious complications are rare when performed by trained providers; following pre- and post-care guidance reduces risks further.
IPL effectively reduces flushing and visible vessels and can improve some inflammatory bumps. However, pustular or cystic rosacea may require combined medical therapy; your provider will recommend the best integrated approach.
Ideal candidates have persistent facial redness and visible vessels, generally fair to medium skin tones, and no active infections. A consultation will review medical history, medications, and skin type to determine suitability and safety.