DPL photorejuvenation
Clinical reviews show improvement in appearance of uneven tone with repeated sessions.
Source: Broadband light research literature
DPL Skin Rejuvenation
A broad-spectrum light-based treatment designed to support brighter, clearer-looking skin.
What this treatment helps with
DPL targets areas of uneven tone and textural irregularities to support a more uniform appearance.
How it works
DPL uses multiple wavelengths to interact with pigment and redness, helping the skin appear more even.
- Broad-spectrum energy influences pigment behaviour.
- Supports reduction of visible redness.
- Helps refine surface texture.
- Non-invasive light-based method with minimal downtime.
Expected Results & Evidence
Broad-spectrum light therapy has been shown to help brighten skin appearance and support clarity.
Who This Treatment May Suit
- Uneven pigmentation.
- Mild redness-related concerns.
- Dull or lacklustre tone.
When Treatment May Not Be Suitable
- Photosensitive conditions or medications.
- Dark active tan.
- Pregnancy (as precaution for light-based therapies).
Treatment Experience
A quick light-based session with a warm sensation.
Duration
30 mins
Pain scale
1–3/10
Steps
- Skin preparation and protective eyewear.
- Light delivery to target areas.
- Calming finishing products.
Risks & Side Effects
Light-based treatment can interact with pigment, recent sun exposure and photosensitising medicines, so settings and suitability require assessment.
Common temporary effects
- Redness, warmth, mild swelling, and temporary darkening of treated pigment.
Less common risks
- Blistering, crusting, burns, eye injury, or temporary or persistent pigment change.
Contact the clinic promptly if pain, swelling, blistering, discharge or another reaction is severe, is worsening, or falls outside the aftercare guidance provided.
Downtime & Aftercare
Mild redness may appear temporarily; usually settles quickly.
Onset of results
Builds gradually over multiple sessions.
Duration of results
Maintained with regular care.
Typical downtime
Minimal
Aftercare tips
- Avoid sun exposure for 48–72 hours.
- Use sunscreen daily.
- Avoid strong exfoliants for 3 days.
Your Consultation & Treatment Pathway
- We begin with your concerns, medical and skin history, current products or treatments, and the outcome you are hoping to achieve.
- Your practitioner assesses suitability, explains reasonable options and alternatives, and confirms whether treatment should proceed.
- Before treatment, you receive an individual plan covering expected benefits, limitations, risks, likely downtime and cost.
- Aftercare and review are tailored to the procedure and your response; contact the clinic if recovery differs from the guidance provided.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sessions might I need?
Visible tone concerns often require a series, but the number and interval depend on the target, response and safe treatment settings.
What should I expect after treatment?
Redness and warmth may settle quickly; treated pigment can darken before it gradually flakes or fades.
How is suitability decided?
Your practitioner reviews the treatment area, skin condition, health history, medicines, recent procedures and goals before confirming a plan.
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