IPL (Intense Pulsed Light)
IPL uses broad-spectrum light to break up brown spots and reduce redness for a clearer, brighter complexion.
We calibrate filters and energy to your skin type, then space sessions for steady, low-downtime progress.
RELUXE
- ✓Filter finesseSettings dialed for pigment vs. redness response.
- ✓Even-tone strategySeries cadence that builds radiance gradually.
- ✓Aftercare simplicityStraightforward steps that protect results.
Availability of IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) at Westfield & Carmel
Westfield
514 E State Road 32, Westfield, IN 46074
Flagship location in Westfield.
Carmel
Carmel, IN)
Newest location in Carmel/North Indy + collab with House of Health
How it works
Consultation
We review your goals, history, and design a personalized plan.
Treatment
Quick, precise session performed by our experts.
Aftercare
Simple steps for best results. We check in with you.
Great for
- Healthy adults with realistic goals
- Prefer minimal downtime
Not ideal if
- Active infection at treatment site
What to Expect
- 1.
Consult with your provider
- 2.
Cleanse & prep
- 3.
Precise treatment
- 4.
Aftercare briefing + follow-up
Treat yourself—IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) awaits
Small changes, big confidence.
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Pricing & Packages
Transparent pricing. Member savings. Best results.
- Transparent pricing
- No pressure
- Member savings
- Best results
FAQs
Does it hurt?
Most patients describe mild, brief discomfort. We can use numbing when appropriate.
When will I see results?
Some results are immediate; full effect often appears by 1–2 weeks depending on service.
Before your visit
- Arrive with clean skin
- Avoid alcohol 24 hrs prior
- Pause retinoids 48 hrs prior
After your visit
- SPF daily
- Avoid intense heat 24 hrs
- Follow your custom care sheet
Everything you need to know about IPL (Intense Pulsed Light)
A gold-standard approach for discoloration and redness.
Expectations
Darkening/flaking of spots for 3–7 days is normal.
Devices we use & why
Why we chose it: Broad-spectrum light for chromophore targeting.
Why we chose it: Pinpoint coagulation for tiny telangiectasias.