Lumenis One is a true fourth generation Intense Pulse Light (IPL) system with patented state-of-the art technology which optimizes power, pulse, and light delivery to provide maximum results with optimal comfort and safety. Lumenis invented IPL and continues to perfect it. With more clinical papers and more physicians using Lumenis IPL systems it has become the Gold Standard on the market. Advanced technology can be expensive. While other practices may promote similar treatments with cheaper, lower-powered technology, there is a visible difference in results. Our practice believes in providing only the best treatment for our patients and has made the investment in the Lumenis One system.

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At LHR Skin and Vein Center, we offer state-of-the art services to repair and minimize the signs of aging on your skin. Intense Pulse Light (IPL) or photo-facial rejuvenation is the most technologically advanced treatment to safely and effectively treat a wide range of concerns, including: broken capillaries, benign brown pigment, age spots (sun induced freckles), mottled pigmentation, rosacea, melasma, port wine stain, freckles, ruddy complexion, and birthmarks. It offers a safe, non-invasive solution to improve skin texture, fine lines, and reduce pore size. It provides what happens after a Botox treatment? superior cosmetic results and outstanding satisfaction with no down time.

Lumenis IPL Technology improves the appearance of photo-aged skin, removes age spots (sun-induced freckles), most benign brown pigments, redness caused by broken capillaries and gives the skin a smoother, more even tone through a process called Photo-rejuvenation for face and body. IPL Skin Treatments using Photo-rejuvenation help restore a more youthful appearance without the patient downtime.

IPL Skin Treatments using Photo-rejuvenation are recognized for a very high measure of patient satisfaction. Patients are very pleased with treatment results because the process treats the full face, neck, chest or hands, rather than addressing a single isolated area or imperfection. With a series of treatments, IPL technology can help restore a more youthful appearance without patient downtime or a prolonged recovery necessary after other types of treatments.

Technically, it is possible to treat such pigmented lesions with IPL and diminish their brown color; However, doing so does not affect the pre-malignant cells; it only obscures them and delays the diagnosis. It is therefore essential to consult a dermatologist prior to IPL treatment of any suspect pigmented lesion.

Yes, due to the versatility of filters, IPL is an effective treatment for hairy pigmented lesions. IPL with longer filters can penetrate deeper than IPL with short filters. Thus, a shorter filter may be used to treat the superficial (epidermal) pigmented lesion while a longer filter may be applied to remove the hair.