What is IPL Therapy (Intense Pulsed Light)?

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FDA-cleared, non-invasive platform for treating multiple skin indications.

At Alluna Medical, we offer Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy using the Stellar M22™ system by Lumenis, a trusted and FDA-cleared platform for treating a wide range of skin concerns with precision and safety.

What is Stellar M22™ IPL?

The Stellar M22™ by Lumenis is a versatile FDA-cleared device using intense pulsed light (IPL) to safely and effectively treat a variety of skin concerns. With customizable filters and cooling technology, it allows for precise and safe treatments, even for Asian skin.

What does Stellar M22™ IPL treat?

IPL therapy is FDA cleared for the below indications:

Dermatology Indications

  • Vascular concerns such as telangiectasias (spider veins), port-wine stains, hemangiomas, and venous malformations

  • Pigmented lesions including lentigines (age spots), freckles (ephelides), hyperpigmentation, and melasma

  • Rosacea and redness, helping reduce flushing, broken capillaries, and vascular lesions

  • Acne vulgaris, by targeting C. acnes bacteria and calming skin inflammation

  • Photoaging & skin rejuvenation, improving fine lines, wrinkles, and skin texture

  • Poikiloderma of Civatte and other complex pigment-related conditions

Hair Removal

  • Permanent reduction of unwanted facial and body hair, with FDA clearance for safe and effective long-term hair removal.

Additional Cleared Uses

  • Birthmarks and vascular lesions

  • Stimulation of collagen, leading to mild but noticeable improvements in skin tone and elasticity

✨ In short, IPL is a multi-purpose, FDA-cleared solution that addresses both aesthetic skin concerns and specific medical conditions, offering patients safe, non-invasive results across dermatology and ophthalmology fields.

Why Stellar M22™ IPL?

  • FDA-cleared for multiple indications including rosacea and acne

  • Treats multiple concerns in a single session

  • Non-invasive with minimal downtime

  • Safe and effective with customizable settings for individual skin needs

Your Visit at Alluna Medical

  1. Doctor consultation and skin assessment

  2. Tailored treatment with appropriate filters and settings

  3. Performed exclusively by a medical doctor for safety and precision

  4. Aftercare provided with hydration and strict sunscreen use

Aftercare & Recovery

Mild redness or darkening of pigmented spots may occur, usually resolving within a few days. Spots gradually fade as the skin renews. Sun protection and gentle skin care are essential for optimal results.

Frequently Asked Questions

What skin concerns can IPL treat?
The Stellar M22™ is FDA-cleared for treating rosacea, vascular lesions, pigmentation, acne, and signs of photoaging.

How many sessions will I need?
Most patients require 3–5 sessions spaced about 4 weeks apart for optimal results.

Is IPL painful?
Patients typically describe the sensation as a quick snap of elastic on the skin. Cooling technology helps keep treatments comfortable.

When will I see improvement?
Improvements can often be seen after the first session, with progressive benefits after each treatment.

Can IPL treat rosacea and acne?
Yes, IPL with the Stellar M22™ is FDA-cleared to reduce facial redness from rosacea and to target acne-causing bacteria.

Is there downtime?
Minimal downtime — you may experience temporary redness or darkening of pigmentation, which usually fades within a few days.

Is Stellar M22™ IPL right for you?

This treatment is ideal for patients experiencing rosacea, acne, or pigmentation issues, or those wanting to refresh their skin tone safely and effectively without downtime.


⚠️ Disclaimer: This page is for educational purposes only and not medical advice. Please consult your provider for an accurate assessment and tailored recommendations.

Brian HK Chan

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