Technology & Light Precision

 

• IPL (Intense Pulsed Light):

  Uses a broad spectrum of light wavelengths. It targets multiple skin concerns but is less selective, which can sometimes lead to lower efficiency or more discomfort for certain skin types.

• DPL (Dynamic Pulsed Light):

  A more advanced, refined version of IPL. It uses a narrower, more precise wavelength range, allowing it to more accurately target pigmentation, redness, and vascular lesions while minimizing damage to surrounding skin.

 

 

 

Treatment Accuracy

 

• IPL:

  Good for general photorejuvenation, but results can vary depending on the technician and settings.

• DPL:

  Offers better absorption and specificity, especially for uneven skin tone, rosacea, acne marks, and sun damage. Great for sensitive areas or clients seeking faster, more visible results.

 

 

 

 Comfort & Downtime

 

• IPL:

  May feel more intense or uncomfortable for some clients. Occasional redness or swelling post-treatment.

• DPL:

  Typically more comfortable, with less downtime, due to the more focused energy delivery.

 

 

 

Ideal Candidates

 

• IPL:

  Works best on lighter skin tones (Fitzpatrick I–III) with mild to moderate sun damage or discoloration.

• DPL:

  Better suited for a wider range of skin tones and concerns. It’s more customizable and often safer for slightly deeper tones (but still not ideal for very dark skin tones).

 

 

 

 

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