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Tackling Skin Concerns Together in Orlando

Whether you’re dealing with the effects of sun exposure, tackling persistent dark spots, or facing the challenge of redness, I’ve found that IPL photofacial is an excellent way to help restore a healthy, clear look to the skin. If you want to refresh your skin with an IPL photofacial in Orlando, contact us at Oppenheimer Plastic Surgery. Let’s unveil the best version of your skin together!

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What Is an IPL Photofacial?

IPL (intense pulsed light) is a non-ablative, broad-spectrum light treatment that improves a variety of skin concerns, including acne, sun damage, broken capillaries, dark spots, and redness. IPL works by delivering light energy in short bursts that directly target the blood vessels or pigment in your skin. This promotes new cell growth and fresh collagen. IPL Photofacial in Orlando is a quick and comfortable treatment with minimal downtime. The most common areas we treat are the face, neck, chest, and hands.

​What Skin Conditions Does an IPL Photofacial Address?

IPL effectively treats common skin concerns, including the following:

  • Sun damage
  • Active acne
  • Broken capillaries
  • Rosacea
  • Redness
  • Dark spots/hyperpigmentation
  • Uneven skin tone
  • Dull complexion

What Can I Expect During My Treatment?

An IPL treatment in our Orlando office typically takes 20-30 minutes. First, your skin is cleansed. Next, a cool ultrasound gel is applied as a conductor to help the laser glide over the treatment area easily. The laser pulses short bursts of light when it comes in contact with your skin. You may feel a bit of a warming sensation, but the treatment is typically well tolerated. I also provide you with a handpiece that blows cool air for maximum comfort.

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The Recovery Process

Recovery time after an IPL photofacial in Orlando varies slightly from patient to patient and also depends on the skin condition being treated. You can expect anywhere from 3-5 days of swelling and redness. Some patients say their skin feels like they got a minor sunburn. Within one week, you will notice your dark spots getting darker. These spots will become dry and flake off within 1-2 weeks. You'll want to avoid working out for 48 hours after your treatment. SPF 30 or greater should be applied daily to protect and maintain the results of your IPL photofacial.

When Will I See the Results After My IPL Photofacial in Orlando?

Most patients notice a visible improvement in their skin immediately after the treatment. Your skin will appear smoother and brighter, and you may notice your pores appear smaller. These results will continue to improve as collagen production increases in the weeks following your treatment. Brown spots will become darker as they rise to the surface of the skin. Over the course of the next couple of weeks, they will flake off like little coffee grounds. Depending on your goals, I recommend a series of 4-6 treatments for best results.

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Try Our Combination Skin Rejuvenation Treatment

Revitalize your skin with photofractional, our cutting-edge treatment that harmoniously merges the brilliance of intense pulsed light (IPL) with the transformative magic of ResurFX. This unique skincare solution, available at our Orlando office, offers a complete rejuvenation experience, catering to a variety of concerns. IPL works wonders on skin discolorations like sun spots and redness, while ResurFX takes on texture issues such as fine lines, acne scars, and uneven skin tone. The result? A radiant, smoother complexion, thanks to the combined power of collagen production. 

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Why Choose Oppenheimer Plastic Surgery for Your IPL Photofacial in Orlando?

As your nurse practitioner and guide on this skincare journey, I'm excited to help you rejuvenate your skin. In the right hands, an IPL photofacial in Orlando is a wonderful treatment that brings out your skin's natural beauty and resilience. Say goodbye to sunspots, redness, and those pesky imperfections—and hello to a smoother, more even skin tone. It is my honor to see my patients radiate confidence after their treatments, and I will be just as excited to celebrate your results with you.

IPL Photofacial FAQs

What does an IPL photofacial treat?

Is IPL painful?

How long does recovery take?

When will I see results?

How many IPL sessions will I need?

Are there any aftercare instructions I should follow?

What does an IPL photofacial treat?

IPL photofacials effectively target sun damage, dark spots, broken capillaries, redness, rosacea, acne, and uneven skin tone—leaving your skin looking clearer and more even.

Is IPL painful?

Most patients describe the sensation as a mild snapping or warming feeling. The procedure is well tolerated, especially with the cooling handpiece provided during treatment.

How long does recovery take?

Recovery is minimal. You may experience redness, swelling, or darkening of spots for 3–5 days. These typically flake off within 1–2 weeks, revealing smoother, more even skin.

When will I see results?

You’ll likely see brighter, smoother skin within days. Dark spots will rise and flake off over 1–2 weeks. Full results improve over time with increased collagen production.

How many IPL sessions will I need?

Most patients benefit from a series of 4–6 treatments spaced several weeks apart for optimal results, depending on the skin concern being treated.

Are there any aftercare instructions I should follow?

Yes. Avoid sun exposure and wear SPF 30+ daily. Skip workouts for 48 hours post-treatment and don’t pick at flaking skin to avoid irritation or scarring.

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