TREATMENTS / BRIGHTEN / BALANCE

An even-looking tone, beyond the face.

Selected pigmentation and visible vascular concerns on the neck may be assessed for IPL. The area and concern are reviewed before treatment.

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Side portrait highlighting the neck and jawline

NECK IPL

AT A GLANCE

Your treatment, simply.

Treatment time: 15–20 mins
Downtime: Usually minimal
Frequency: Every 3–4 weeks initially
Suggested course: 4–6 sessions

Planning guide, not a fixed prescription. Treatment time excludes consultation, preparation and numbing unless stated. Our aesthetician confirms the full appointment, recovery and schedule.

A CLOSER LOOK

What is
Neck IPL?

Selected pigmentation and visible vascular concerns on the neck may be assessed for IPL. The area and concern are reviewed before treatment. Intense Pulsed Light may help improve the appearance of selected pigmentation and visible vascular concerns. Not all pigmentation, redness or rosacea is suitable. Our aesthetician will assess the area before recommending treatment.

Care is personal. Expected results, comfort and recovery depend on your skin and the treatment plan. We will explain the options and limitations during your consultation.

Venus manufacturer photograph of a light-based treatment on the upper chest

A CLOSER LOOK AT THE EXPERIENCE

Light-based care in practice

Manufacturer photography illustrates a light-based treatment. Our aesthetician will confirm the intended area, applicator and your suitability.

Treatment photograph courtesy of the manufacturer. Individual experiences vary.

PART OF YOUR PERSONAL PLAN

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YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY

Know what
to expect.

01 / BEFORE

A considered starting point.

Bring your current skincare routine and relevant medical history. Tell our aesthetician about recent sun exposure, medications and previous treatments. Follow the preparation instructions supplied for your appointment.

02 / YOUR PLAN

Care at your pace.

Every 3–4 weeks initially. The initial interval is reviewed as your skin responds. 4–6 sessions. Maintenance may be considered every 3–6 months. Our aesthetician confirms your individual plan.

03 / AFTERCARE

Support beyond your visit.

Temporary redness, warmth or sensitivity may occur. Treated pigment may darken and flake over approximately ten to fourteen days. Visible changes can remain while you return to usual activities.

GOOD QUESTIONS

A little clarity.

What is an IPL photofacial used for?

It may be considered for selected pigmentation and visible vascular concerns after assessment. Light is absorbed by targets such as pigment or blood in visible vessels. A photofacial is not the same as a cleansing facial, and not every brown spot or type of redness should be treated with IPL.

Why can treated brown spots look darker at first?

Selected treated pigment can darken before it flakes or fades. This may remain visible for around ten to fourteen days, with timing varying by skin and treatment. Do not pick or scrub it away. Contact the clinic about blistering, open skin or a worsening reaction.

What does a photofacial appointment feel like?

Brief warmth or a snapping sensation may occur. Cooling and protective eyewear are part of the treatment process. Comfort varies, so let our aesthetician know immediately if the sensation feels too strong.

How long is a photofacial, and how far apart are visits?

The treatment portion is 15–20 mins, depending on the area. Auralia describes courses of approximately four to six visits spaced three to four weeks apart. These are planning estimates; our aesthetician confirms the actual plan.

How should I prepare my skin for IPL photofacial?

Avoid tanning and tell the clinic about self-tanner, recent procedures and your current products or medicines. The treatment area should be clean and free of makeup and other products when treated. Ask which skincare products to pause and for how long.

What does general IPL photofacial aftercare involve?

Follow our aesthetician’s sun-protection and gentle-skincare instructions. Avoid tanning; the manual also advises avoiding hot baths and massage for the first two days. Ask when makeup and active skincare are appropriate if your skin remains irritated.