To help readers better understand Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) technology and its application in hair removal, we’ve gathered insights from experts, researchers, and dermatologists with years of experience and deep expertise in the field. Below, we share their perspectives on IPL hair removal. For further details, you can also explore their original works directly.
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l Dr. Alpana Mohta | Profile
Do At-Home Light-Based Devices Work?
“Clinical evidence suggests that at-home light-based devices can effectively reduce hair growth. All light-based HUDs are essentially portable IPL systems. Although not as powerful as professional systems, these devices have evolved to provide significant hair reduction. They operate at lower fluences, making them safe for home use while still effective."
"My experience with patients has shown satisfactory results, especially when used consistently as per the manufacturer's guidelines. “
Source of credit:
IPL vs Laser Hair Removal: Dermatologist's Opinion on Light-Based At-Home Devices
l Dermatological Reviews 1 August 2024
“IPL hair removal is a safe and effective option for reducing unwanted hair and improving skin appearance. It can also treat multiple skin conditions simultaneously with a low risk of side effects. Additionally, it's less painful than laser hair removal, making it an attractive option for long‐lasting hair removal.”
Source of credit:
Hector Leal-Silva, Sebastián Leal‐Delgado, Published in Dermatological Reviews 1 August 2024
l British Journal of Dermatology | Oxford Academic
“ Both DL and IPL treatments are highly effective, long lasting and safe. DL was found to be more effective than IPL treatment. DL treatment was more painful but less time‐consuming than IPL therapy. ”
Source of credit:
British Journal of Dermatology | Oxford Academic. Volume 168, Issue 6, 1 June 2013, Pages 1287–1293 https://doi.org/10.1111/bjd.12182
