2023 Newest 3 in 1 E-light+IPL+NE YAG RF Permanent hair removal machine
"IPL" typically refers to "Intense Pulsed Light" therapy, a cosmetic treatment used for various skin conditions such as hair removal, pigmentation issues, and vascular lesions. IPL is generally considered safe when performed by a trained professional, but there can be some side effects and symptoms associated with the procedure.
Potential side effects and symptoms of IPL therapy may include:
Redness: Mild to moderate redness of the treated area is common immediately after the procedure and may persist for a few hours or up to a day.
Swelling: Some individuals may experience slight swelling around the treated area, particularly in the case of facial treatments.
Skin Sensitivity: The treated skin might be sensitive for a few days, leading to discomfort, itching, or a sensation similar to a mild sunburn.
Blistering or Crusting: In some cases, blistering or crusting may occur, especially if the IPL settings were too aggressive or if the skin was not adequately protected before and after treatment.
Pigment Changes: Temporary darkening (hyperpigmentation) or lightening (hypopigmentation) of the treated skin may occur, particularly in individuals with darker skin tones.
Bruising: Some people might develop bruising, especially in areas where blood vessels are targeted during the treatment.
Scarring: Although rare, IPL may, in rare cases, cause scarring, especially if proper aftercare instructions are not followed.
Eye Irritation: It is crucial to protect the eyes during IPL treatment. If the eyes are not adequately shielded, there may be a risk of eye irritation or injury.
Infection: While rare, any invasive procedure carries a slight risk of infection. Proper hygiene and post-treatment care can help minimize this risk.
Remember that these symptoms are usually temporary and should subside within a few days to a couple of weeks. It's essential to follow your practitioner's post-treatment instructions carefully to minimize the risk of complications and ensure proper healing. If you experience severe or persistent symptoms, it's crucial to contact your healthcare provider or the practitioner who performed the IPL procedure.
BASIC INFORMATION:
The procedure is non-invasive, slightly painful; the impulses can be compared to "stings by a rubber band". It is recommended to undergo the treatment in 3 - 4 sessions in monthly intervals.
Since it is not followed by any significant changes, the client may thereafter apply make-up and go back to school or work.
The procedure is performed during a non-sunny period, while the given locality must not be exposed to UV radiation one month before and one month after the surgery
| IPL Energy: |
1-100J/cm² |
| Energy: |
10-60J/cm2 |
| IPL Power: |
3000W |
| Pulse number: |
Muti-pulse(1-99) |
| Frequency |
1-10Hz |
| ND YAG laser |
532nm 1064nm 1320nm black doll |
| Cooling System(-5ºC~5ºC) |
Water cooling,Fan cooling,Semi-conductor cooling, Automotive cooling blankets,Sapphire contact cooling. |
| Screen |
10.4 inches color touch screen |
| Electrical Requirements |
100/110V, 50~60Hz or 230~260V, 50~60Hz |
| Spot size |
12*33mm2,15*50mm2(Standard),8*40mm2 |
| Wavelength |
690-950nm, 430/530/640~1200nm |
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