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Q:
How does PULSAR IPL work?
A: IPL is using the concept of "cooked & removed".
First, the system works by sending collective waves of light that
will cook dark pigment, (because dark pigment will absorb light).
The dark pigment burn, dislodged and removed from the skin. Besides
diminishing dark pigment, this system works perfectly for permanent
hair reduction by generation of heat from the light to destroy
the hair follicle.
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What PULSAR can treat?
A: Permanent Hair Reduction, Photo Regeneration, Vascular Lesions,
Pigment Lesions, Scar & Acne Treatment.
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Q:
Does it hurt?
A: Generally no anaesthesia is required and most customers describe
the pain is moderate and feel like rubberband is snapped against
skin.
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Q:
What are the side effects?
A: Some customers might experience skin reaction e.g.: skin redness,
but it will subside within hours.
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Q:
How many IPL treatments do I need to do in order to see results?
A: Basically, for skin treatment, immediate rejunevating result
can be seen within the first visit. To obtain maximum result,
a course of 4-6 treatments with duration of 21 days in a month
is required. Whereby for permanent hair reduction, a course of
4 treatments within 6 weeks - 24 weeks is sufficient.
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Q: Any side effects if I stop IPL treatment?
A: You will not see any reverse effect even if u stop IPL treatment
during the course, the most is you cannot obtain maximum result.
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Q: What is the differences between other IPL and PULSAR
IPL system?
A:
i) No need for a doctor to undertake the treatment or supervise.
ii) Patented PULSAR waves train is effectively treats deeper hair
follicles without burning skin (just need 2 - 4 treatments for
permanent hair reduction).
iii) Clinical trials has shown good reults on skin and hair reduction
treatments.
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Q:
What I cannot do after the IPL PULSAR treatment?
A: Generally avoid sun bathing and exercise exposure of sun for
4 weeks. Must apply sun protection whenever indoor or outdoor.
A detail "After Care Guide" will be advised by our therapist
after PULSAR IPL treatment.
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Q:
What is the contra indication for IPL PULSAR treatment?
A: Generally IPL PULSAR system is not a laser treatment. It is
suitable for all but not advisable for expecting mothers and for
those who suffer from hypertension.
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