At The Infinity Glow, IPL Photofacials are more than a cosmetic treatment. They’re a precise, physician-led experience designed to bring out what’s already special about you. Dr. Kiran Bath, MD and Dr. Preety Multani, MD are board-certified neurologists and co-founders who are physically present with you throughout every treatment, not dialing in remotely. Their hands-on approach, combined with licensed esthetician Sarah Comerford’s skin expertise, means you receive care that’s both medically sound and deeply personalized from the moment you walk through the door.
IPL Photofacials
Lumecca Peak™: Advanced IPL Technology for Clearer, Brighter Skin
Lumecca Peak™ represents the next generation of intense pulsed light (IPL) technology, designed to deliver powerful skin rejuvenation with greater precision and efficiency than earlier IPL systems. Developed by InMode, Lumecca Peak™ uses optimized light wavelengths and advanced energy delivery to specifically target pigmentation, vascular lesions, and overall skin tone irregularities.
What makes Lumecca Peak™ different is its ability to deliver higher peak power with carefully controlled pulses, allowing the treatment to effectively break down unwanted pigment and visible blood vessels while minimizing unnecessary heat exposure to surrounding tissue. This targeted approach allows for noticeable improvements in concerns such as sun damage, age spots, redness, and uneven skin tone while maintaining a strong safety profile.
The Science Behind the Technology
Lumecca Peak™ works through a process called selective photothermolysis, where specific wavelengths of light are absorbed by pigment (melanin) and vascular structures (hemoglobin) in the skin. Once absorbed, the light energy converts to heat, which gently breaks down these targeted imperfections.
Over the following days and weeks, the body naturally clears away the fragmented pigment and vessels, revealing skin that appears brighter, clearer, and more even in tone.
The technology behind Lumecca Peak™ also allows treatments to be performed more efficiently than traditional IPL devices. Higher peak energy levels combined with optimized pulse durations mean many clients see visible improvements in fewer sessions compared to older IPL systems.
Because it works by targeting pigment and vascular irregularities directly, Lumecca Peak™ helps restore a clearer, more luminous complexion while supporting the skin’s natural renewal process.
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Precision Meets Skin Health
At The Infinity Glow, Lumecca Peak™ treatments are carefully selected and customized based on each client’s skin type, tone, and concerns. With the right treatment plan and proper sun protection afterward, this advanced IPL technology can significantly improve skin clarity while maintaining the skin’s overall health and balance.
The result is skin that looks brighter, more even, and naturally radiant—without the need for invasive procedures or significant downtime.
Skin Concerns We Treat with IPL Photofacials
Fine Lines & Rough Texture
If your skin feels uneven, looks dull, or carries the lasting marks of past breakouts, IPL photofacial skin resurfacing targets these concerns directly. It works by removing the outermost layer of damaged skin and prompting your body to generate fresh, healthier skin in its place. The outcome is a smoother, more refined surface that topical products alone typically can’t deliver.
Hyperpigmentation & Sun Damage
Dark spots, sunspots, and uneven skin tone develop when melanin becomes concentrated in certain areas, whether from sun exposure, hormonal changes, or post-inflammatory responses. IPL photofacial treatment breaks down that excess pigment so your body can clear it naturally over time. With the correct wavelength matched to your skin tone, results are both visible and safe.
Vascular Lesions, Facial Redness, Rosacea & Visible Vessels
Persistent redness, broken capillaries, and rosacea are vascular concerns that sit beneath the skin’s surface, making them difficult to treat with creams or peels. IPL photofacial vascular treatments target the blood vessels responsible for that discoloration, causing them to collapse and fade without disrupting surrounding tissue. For skin that’s been chronically red or flushed, this approach can produce a noticeably calmer, more even complexion.
Active Acne & Post-Acne Marks
For skin that’s prone to recurring breakouts, IPL photofacial acne treatments work by targeting the bacteria that trigger inflammation and reducing the activity of overactive sebaceous glands. They also help fade the dark marks and shallow scarring that linger after breakouts heal. If your skin hasn’t responded well to topical or oral treatments, IPL photofacial therapy offers a clinically supported alternative worth considering.
What Happens During Your IPL Photofacial Appointment
We Start by Getting to Know Your Skin
Before any treatment begins, The Infinity Glow team sits down with you to understand your skin history, current concerns, and what you’re hoping to achieve. This isn’t a quick intake form. It’s a real conversation where your input shapes everything that follows. You know your skin better than anyone, and that knowledge is treated as an essential part of the process.
A Treatment Plan Designed for Your Skin, Not a Template
Once your skin has been assessed, a plan is built around your specific concerns, skin type, and lifestyle, not a preset menu of options. Dr. Bath and Dr. Multani draw on their understanding of facial anatomy and skin physiology to determine which IPL photofacial type, intensity, and sequencing will work best for you. You’ll leave the planning session knowing exactly what’s being done, why it was chosen, and what kind of results to realistically expect.
What Actually Happens During Your IPL Photofacial Session
On treatment day, your physician performs your IPL photofacial directly, not a delegated team member. Settings are monitored and adjusted throughout the session based on how your skin responds in real time, which requires a trained medical eye and hands-on presence. This level of precision and oversight is what makes a physician-performed IPL photofacial meaningfully different from what most med spas offer.
Post-Treatment Guidance Tailored to Your Skin
After your session, you’ll receive aftercare instructions specific to the treatment you had and your skin type, not a generic handout. Proper sun protection, hydration, and avoiding certain actives in the days following treatment all play a direct role in how well your skin heals and how long your results last. Licensed Esthetician, Sarah Comerford is also available to help you build a post-treatment skincare routine that actively supports your recovery and maintains your results.
How We Track and Refine Your Results
A follow-up appointment with Dr. Bath or Dr. Multani gives your physician a clear picture of how your skin has responded since treatment. If adjustments are needed, whether to your skincare routine, your next session’s intensity, or the overall plan, they’re made based on what your skin is actually showing, not assumptions. For multi-session plans especially, this ongoing evaluation is what keeps your results moving in the right direction.
Downtime, Recovery & Combining Treatments
One of the most common questions people have before booking a IPL photofacialis how much time they’ll need to set aside for recovery. The honest answer is that it depends on the type of IPL photofacial used and the intensity of your treatment. Gentler, non-ablative IPL photofacials typically involve little to no downtime, and most people return to their normal routine the same day. More intensive resurfacing treatments may require a few days of redness, flaking, or sensitivity as your skin heals. Your physician will always set clear expectations beforehand so there are no surprises.
Combining IPL photofacials with other treatments is another way to get more comprehensive results from a single visit. IPL photofacial therapy pairs well with injectables, chemical peels at lower concentrations, or medical-grade skincare to address multiple concerns at once. This approach, often called combination therapy, is particularly effective when one treatment targets the surface while another works at a deeper structural level. A physician-guided plan ensures the timing, sequencing, and selection of treatments are done safely and in the right order for your skin.
Why Choose Us for IPL Photofacial
The Infinity Glow was built on a simple but powerful idea: medical-grade aesthetic care should be accessible, transparent, and centered entirely on you. Dr. Bath and Dr. Multani aren’t signing off on treatments from another room. They’re performing them, which means every decision is made by someone who has examined your skin firsthand. That level of direct physician involvement is genuinely rare in the med spa space, and it makes a meaningful difference in both safety and outcomes.
This practice is also a judgment-free environment. Whether you’re brand new to IPL photofacial treatments or have had experiences elsewhere that left you uncertain, you’ll find a team here that listens without assumptions and never pushes you toward something you’re not ready for. The goal isn’t to change who you are. It’s to help your natural features look and feel their best, with care that’s warm, unhurried, and built on real trust.
Your Skin Deserves Honest, Hands-On Care!
If you’ve been curious about IPL photofacials but weren’t sure where to start or weren’t sure who to trust, that’s exactly the kind of conversation Dr. Kiran Bath, MD and Dr. Preety Multani, MD welcome every day. There’s no pressure here, no upselling, and no treatment plan that doesn’t make sense for where your skin actually is right now. When you’re ready to learn more, The Infinity Glow is here. You’re welcome to connect with us at 714.604.4569. We’d love to hear from you.
FAQs
What is an IPL Photofacial?
A IPL photofacial is a non-invasive treatment that uses focused light energy to improve common skin concerns like texture, pigmentation, redness, and acne. The IPL photofacial penetrates specific layers of the skin to stimulate collagen, clear damaged cells, or break down discoloration, depending on the concern being treated. It’s a clinically supported option that goes deeper than traditional facials or over-the-counter products.
Do IPL photofacials work?
IPL photofacials are among the most clinically validated treatments available for skin concerns like pigmentation, redness, acne, and uneven texture. Results depend on the type of IPL photofacial used, the condition being treated, and your skin type. Most people see noticeable improvement after one or more sessions, with results continuing to develop in the weeks following treatment as the skin heals and regenerates.
How much is an IPL photofacial?
IPL photofacial costs typically range from $200 to $1,500 per session, depending on the type of treatment, the area being covered, and the number of sessions needed. More targeted or intensive treatments generally sit at the higher end of that range. A personalized consultation is the most reliable way to get accurate pricing. It ensures the plan recommended is based on your actual skin, not a one-size-fits-all estimate.
Are IPL photofacial safe?
IPL photofacials are safe when performed by qualified medical professionals who understand skin anatomy and IPL photofacial technology. Side effects are generally mild and temporary, including redness, sensitivity, or light flaking in the days following treatment. The key to a safe outcome is proper skin assessment beforehand and having a trained provider adjust settings based on your skin type and the concern being addressed.
How many IPL photofacials does it take to see results?
Some clients notice improvement after a single treatment, especially when addressing mild pigmentation or skin dullness. However, most skin concerns respond best to a series of treatments, typically spaced several weeks apart. For this reason, packages of three sessions are often recommended, as they allow the skin to gradually improve while building more consistent, longer-lasting results.
How long do IPL photofacial results last?
Results from IPL photofacials can last anywhere from several months to a few years, depending on the treatment type and how well the skin is maintained afterward. Pigmentation and resurfacing treatments tend to offer longer-lasting improvement, especially with consistent sun protection. Periodic maintenance sessions are a practical way to preserve and build on your results over time.
Where can IPL photofacial be performed?
IPL photofacials are most commonly performed on the face, but they can also treat other areas where sun exposure and skin aging are noticeable. Common treatment areas include the neck, chest, hands, and shoulders, all of which can benefit from improved tone, texture, and pigmentation correction.
What is the downtime after a IPL photofacial?
Downtime depends on the type and intensity of the IPL photofacial treatment used. Many IPL photofacials involve minimal downtime, with temporary redness or warmth that resolves within a few hours to a couple of days. More advanced resurfacing treatments may involve several days of mild flaking or sensitivity as the skin renews itself.
Are IPL photofacials safe for all skin types?
When properly selected and performed by trained professionals, many modern IPL photofacial treatments can be safely used across a wide range of skin types and tones. The key is choosing the correct device and settings based on your skin’s needs, which is why a thorough consultation and skin assessment is essential before treatment.
How should I care for my skin after an IPL photofacial?
After an IPL photofacial treatment, the skin may be temporarily more sensitive while it renews itself. Clients are typically advised to keep the skin well hydrated, avoid excessive sun exposure, and wear broad-spectrum sunscreen daily. Gentle skincare and proper sun protection help protect your results and support healthy skin recovery.
