Treatment overview
Nordlys IPL uses controlled light pulses to target selected chromophores in the skin. Suitability depends on skin type, tanning, medications and the specific concern being treated.
Device-Led Skin
Nordlys IPL
IPL treatment information for selected pigmentation, redness and photoageing concerns.
May support
- Pigmentation and sun damage appearance
- Redness and vascular concerns where suitable
- Face, neck, décolletage and hands
- Skin tone and clarity support
How the appointment works
- Skin type, medication and sun-exposure review
- Test patch where appropriate
- Treatment with protective eyewear
- Aftercare and SPF guidance
Who may not be suitable
- Recent tanning or sunburn
- Photosensitising medication without review
- Pregnancy depending on protocol
- Active infection, open skin or certain skin conditions
Aftercare guidance
- Avoid sun exposure and use SPF
- Expect temporary redness or darkening of pigmentation
- Avoid heat and active skincare initially
Common questions
Is IPL laser?
IPL uses intense pulsed light, not a single laser wavelength.
Do I need a test patch?
A test patch may be required depending on skin and protocol.
Can all skin types be treated?
Not always. Suitability must be assessed first.
Treatment details at a glance
- Typical appointment time: around 45 minutes
- Comfort level: usually described as minimal discomfort
- Visible change: may develop over the first few days and subsequent sessions
- Common treatment areas: face, neck, décolletage, hands, legs and back
Treatment settings, number of sessions and longevity depend on the concern, skin type and response.
Next step
Discuss Nordlys IPL with Syno Health.
Enquire about Nordlys IPL to confirm the consultation, preparation and recovery information relevant to you.