IPL Photofacial

Intense pulsed light uses pulses of broad-spectrum light rather than a laser beam. A consultation determines whether the device is appropriate for your skin tone, concern and recent sun exposure. Some pigmentation concerns need medical assessment or a different treatment, so online descriptions are never a substitute for a proper review.

INTENSE PULSED LIGHT Therapy — Standard: CAD 250; ALEX/YAG PHOTOREJUVENATION — Standard: CAD 299. These are option or package prices, excluding applicable tax. Confirm the selected area and session count before purchase.

Your practitioner reviews the area, explains eye protection and the device, and discusses settings and comfort before treatment.

Temporary redness or changes in the treated pigment can occur. Risks include burns and pigment changes; the practitioner explains the individual considerations.

IPL therapy is listed at CAD 250. ALEX/YAG photorejuvenation is a different laser-based option listed at CAD 299. Your practitioner selects the appropriate modality after assessment; the two options are not treated as the same device. Sessions are recommended individually; an advertised package is not a guarantee that a course is appropriate.

No. IPL uses broad-spectrum pulses of light, while ALEX/YAG refers to laser wavelengths. The options have separate prices: CAD 250 for IPL and CAD 299 for ALEX/YAG photorejuvenation. Modality choice depends on assessment, not on the price alone.

Use the booking calendar to select a complimentary consultation, then complete the requested details and confirmation steps. Mention your treatment interest at the visit. Your practitioner assesses clinical suitability individually; please keep medical records out of general booking notes.