IPL Therapy – Advanced Skin Treatment
in Amsterdam
IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) is a non-invasive light-based treatment designed to improve a variety of skin concerns and enhance the overall quality and appearance of the skin
IPL therapy can be
used to target
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- Pigmentation, sun spots and age spots
- Couperose and rosacea
- Facial redness and visible capillaries
- Acne and post-acne marks
- Uneven skin tone
- Enlarged pores
- Signs of photoaging
- Fine lines and overall loss of skin radiance
How does IPL work?
IPL delivers controlled pulses of broad-spectrum light into the skin. Different wavelengths target specific chromophores, such as melanin in pigmentation and hemoglobin in visible blood vessels and redness.
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The targeted light energy is converted into heat, helping to reduce unwanted pigmentation and vascular concerns while supporting the skin's natural renewal processes. - IPL is also widely used for photorejuvenation, helping to create a clearer, brighter and more even-looking complexion while improving overall skin quality.
How many treatments are recommended?
IPL is usually performed as a course rather than a single treatment. The exact number of sessions depends on the condition of the skin, the concern being treated and the individual response to treatment.
On average, a course of 4–6 treatments is recommended, with approximately 4–5 weeks between sessions.
A personalized treatment plan and suitable IPL settings are selected according to the client's skin type, skin condition and treatment goals.
On average, a course of 4–6 treatments is recommended, with approximately 4–5 weeks between sessions.
A personalized treatment plan and suitable IPL settings are selected according to the client's skin type, skin condition and treatment goals.
IPL, sun exposure & holidays
- When treating pigmentation, rosacea, rosacea and visible vascular concerns, IPL is not recommended during periods of intense sun exposure.
If you are planning a sunny holiday, we recommend scheduling your last IPL treatment at least 2–3 weeks before your trip.
IPL should also not be performed on recently tanned or sun-exposed skin. After returning from a sunny holiday, allow approximately 2–3 weeks before your next IPL treatment, or longer if the skin is still visibly tanned.
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SPF protection
Daily sun protection is recommended all year round,
regardless of the season.
During a course of IPL therapy, SPF protection becomes especially important. We recommend using a broad-spectrum SPF 50 every day on the treated areas and reapplying when necessary.
Consistent sun protection helps protect the skin during the treatment course and reduces the risk of new or worsening pigmentation or redness. SPF should be an essential part of your daily skincare routine throughout the entire IPL treatment course and afterwards.
regardless of the season.
During a course of IPL therapy, SPF protection becomes especially important. We recommend using a broad-spectrum SPF 50 every day on the treated areas and reapplying when necessary.
Consistent sun protection helps protect the skin during the treatment course and reduces the risk of new or worsening pigmentation or redness. SPF should be an essential part of your daily skincare routine throughout the entire IPL treatment course and afterwards.
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FAQ
Questions About IPL Skin Treatment
No. IPL uses a broad spectrum of filtered light, while a laser emits a single, more specific wavelength. Both are light-based technologies, but they work differently and are selected for different targets. One is not inherently better — the right choice depends on what is being treated and your skin
Possibly. IPL can target both melanin and haemoglobin, but pigmentation and redness often require different filters or settings. Whether they can be treated together depends on your skin and the exact concerns. We will tell you during the consultation what is realistic in one session
Suitable brown spots typically darken after treatment before they gradually fade or flake away. This darkening is part of the expected response — the pigment is being brought to the surface to be shed
Recent tanning increases the risk of burns and unwanted pigment changes, so treatment may need to be postponed until the skin returns to a safer baseline. This is one of the reasons we ask about sun exposure before every session
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