• Dark spot remover IPL zaps away hyperpigmentation spots for clearer more radiant skin
• Stimulates collagen via light therapy vibration in the deeper layers of the dermis
• Destroys acne bacteria through light exposure targeting acne at the source
• Fades broken capillaries by targeting collective dense pigment, reducing their appearance
• Facial skin tightening & large pores via IPL deep tissue vibrations
• Unwanted hair removal with laser hair removal at home by targeting the pigment in hair strands
• Multi-use for the face & body for skin care and hair removal
• Advanced cooling system keeps the skin cool during treatment for a comfortable IPL photofacial experience at home

Frequently asked questions

can ipl help acne?

Yes, IPL (impulsed light therapy) reaches the deeper layers of the skin. The intense pulse light kills off acne-causing bacteria and helps reduce excessive oil production. This results in less acne breakouts.

are ipl and laser the same?

No, IPL (impulse light therapy) is different from laser. Laser uses a single monochromatic light wavelength while IPL uses many different broad-band wavelengths.

can ipl damage skin?

Yes and no. if used incorrectly, ipl can have a damaging effect on the skin. For example, using a high intensity without prior lower-level treatment sessions can result in heat buns and increased pigmentation. Always be sure to start using IPL on lower intensity settings and work your way up to increased intensity if the skin is resilient to results with lower settings.

will ipl remove moles?

No, IPL will not remove moles. IPL can however improve the appearance of freckles caused by sun damage. For proper and correct mole removal, please visit a dermatologist.

will ipl remove hair?

Yes, IPL is the best at home laser hair removal system that is safe and effective. IPL hair removal at home is not permanent and will require maintenance sessions after your initial results are achieved.

can ipl cause cancer?

IPL has not been linked to show legitimate cancer risks in recent studies.

can ipl damage eyes?

Yes, IPL sessions must use protective eyewear throughout the duration of the session to avoid any damage to the eyes.

what ipl treatment?

IPL treatment used impulsed light therapy, a broad-band light wave length to send fast intense pulses of light into the skin. These intense pulses target high-density clusters of pigmentation in the skin and hair, dissipating the pigment cells. This is what ipl does and how ipl works.

what ipl stands for?

IPL stands for impulse light therapy.

are ipl burns permanent?

No, IPL burns are not permanent but they should be treated like any other burn. Keep the burn protected, covered with wound healing ointment, and protected from UV light until fully recovered.

Is this a cordless device?

No, the Glass IPL Photofacial is not a cordless device and as such, needs to be plugged into a power supply in order to use it.

Can I use this on spider veins on my legs?

Yes, you can use the Glass IPL Photofacial on any part of the body that you desire. However, it is important to remember we can not guarantee a certain level of results. Deeper tissue pigments will be more stubborn to treat and fade. The amount of pigment and depth of the pigment all play a role in expected results.

What settings and level should I use?

When starting your IPL experience, always start off on the lowest level on the setting that matches that area of the body you are treating. For example, select the face setting with an intensity of level 1 when using the device on the face. Select the leg setting and intensity level 1 when treating the legs and so on. Increase the level of intensity on the next session if you experienced no negative side effects on level one. Continue this process until you reach a level of intensity you are comfortable with.

When can I see results?

We can not promise or guarantee any specific level of results. Everyones skin and situation is different and unique to them. For discoloration closer to the surface of the skin, results can begin soon. For pigmentation malformations deeper into the skin, visible results may take longer and require more frequent and ongoing treatment.

Can I use IPL on melasma?

Yes and no. Research shows IPL treatment can help improve melasma for quick, short term results. However, relapse often is seen within three months in this research study. With melasma being a unique form of hyper pigmentation, fractional nonablative lasers have been studied for the treatment of melasma and proven more effective long term.

What should I do if my IPL is faulty?

If you receive your IPL and find it is fault or damaged, please contact us at info@glowatelier.com to help. We will work with you to help determin the issue. If the issue is is found to be a fault in the product itself, we will assist you in an exchange. Please note we only can honour exchanges within 30 days of your order.

"I have been using The Glass IPL Photofacial on my skin for 2 weeks now, but my dark spots are looking darker? is this normal?"

Absolutely, this is a normal part of the Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) treatment process. When IPL treatment is administered, the light energy is absorbed by the pigmented cells in your skin. This energy then turns into heat, which causes the pigmented cells to rise to the surface of the skin. As a result, dark spots may temporarily appear darker post-treatment. Following an IPL session, these darker spots will start to come to the skins surafce and fade away with your skins natural cellular turn over, eventually fade away over the course of anywhere from 4-8 weeks or more. This process reveals lighter, more evenly toned skin underneath. However, it's crucial to remember that the effectiveness of IPL treatments can vary depending on individual skin types and conditions. Lastly, protecting your skin from sun exposure after IPL treatments is vital, as sun exposure can cause new dark spots to form and counteract the effectiveness of the IPL treatments. Always use a high SPF sunscreen to protect your skin.

Will IPL get rid of wrinkles?

No, IPL is not a suitable treatment for wrinkles. IPL does increase collagen production to help tighten the skin, however, this will not have any significant impact on already existing wrinkles. Wrinkles are best treated with high volume exfoliants such as retinols, dermal fillers, and advanced resurfacing lasers. Please discuss your options with a registered aesthetic nurse or dermatologist.