The Science of Radiance: IPL Photofacial and Rejuvenation at Skin Clinic by Dr. Eram Razzaq
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Description
IPL Photofacial & Skin Rejuvenation at Skin Clinic by Dr. Eram Razzaq
IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) photofacial for sun damage, pigmentation, redness and vascular concerns at Skin Clinic by Dr. Eram Razzaq, Bahria Town Lahore. A dermatologist-supervised in-clinic service that includes Fitzpatrick skin-type assessment to confirm suitability before each session, planned across a course for gradual, even results.
Consultation is required. To book an appointment at the clinic, call 03041115000.
Usage & Benefits
- Targets sun-induced pigmentation and superficial discoloration
- May reduce visible redness and small vascular lesions
- Supports an overall brighter, more even tone
- Customised settings based on Fitzpatrick skin type
- Non-invasive with limited downtime when properly indicated
- Integrated into a broader skincare and SPF plan
How To Use
1. Book a dermatology consultation to assess Fitzpatrick skin type and suitability.
2. Avoid sun exposure, tanning beds and self-tanners for at least 2 weeks prior.
3. Stop using retinoids and exfoliating acids 3–5 days before treatment as advised.
4. Protective eyewear is worn throughout the session.
5. Multiple sessions (typically 3–5) spaced 4 weeks apart may be recommended.
6. Apply broad-spectrum SPF 50 daily and follow post-treatment skincare guidance.
FAQs
Who is IPL photofacial suitable for?
It is generally most appropriate for lighter Fitzpatrick skin types (I–III). Higher Fitzpatrick types require careful dermatology assessment due to risk of pigment changes.
What can it treat?
Sun spots, freckles, mild redness, small vessels and uneven tone.
Is it safe for tanned or recently sun-exposed skin?
No — IPL is not recommended on tanned skin and a waiting period is required.
What are common side effects?
Temporary redness, mild swelling, and darkening of pigmented spots before they fade.
Are results permanent?
Improvements can last but new pigmentation can form without strict daily sun protection.
