It’s most effective on lighter-to-medium skin tones with darker, coarser hair. IPL is less effective on very light-colored hair and can pose risks for deeper skin tone salways perform a patch test and consult the skin tone chart.

Expect noticeable reduction after about 6–12 sessions, typically spaced every 2–4 weeks. Maintenance sessions can be scheduled monthly thereafter

Most users describe the sensation as a mild warmth or tingling—it’s much gentler than waxing. Start at the lowest setting and increase gradually based on comfort

You’ll enjoy months of smooth skin post-treatment. While regrowth may happen, follow-up "touch-up" treatments help maintain long-term results

Before treatment: shave the area, ensure clean/dry skin, avoid sun exposure, and test a patch first. Afterward: soothe skin with a gentle moisturizer, avoid exfoliants and tight clothing for 24–48 hours

Yes with caution. Use lowest intensity for delicate zones and avoid areas like the eyes, nipples, genitals, tattoos, or moles

Turn it off and let it cool, then gently wipe the light window and body with a microfiber cloth. Never use harsh chemicals. Clean after every use for best longevity.

Most units come with hundreds of thousands of flashes good for years of treatments. Realistically, treating large or frequent areas might shorten lifespan to 3–5 years

IPL isn’t recommended during pregnancy, for users under 18 without consent, or if you’re on photo-sensitizing medications. Check with your doctor if unsure.

Yes! The Dr. Skinly IPL Device can be a helpful solution for managing hormonal hair growth often experienced with PCOS. Many of our customers with PCOS notice that hair regrowth becomes slower, finer, and much more manageable. It also reduces the need for frequent shaving, helping you avoid irritation and razor bumps

Your safety always comes first. While there’s no direct evidence showing that IPL is unsafe during pregnancy or breastfeeding, we recommend postponing treatments during this period. It’s best to wait until after, just to be on the safe side.

The device can be used safely over light freckles without any issues. However, it should not be used over very dark freckles, moles, tattoos, or pigmented spots. This precaution helps protect your skin and ensures you get the best results from your treatments.

Yes! The Dr. Skinly IPL Device can be a helpful solution for managing hormonal hair growth often experienced with PCOS. Many of our customers with PCOS notice that hair regrowth becomes slower, finer, and much more manageable. It also reduces the need for frequent shaving, helping you avoid irritation and razor bumps.

Your safety always comes first. While there’s no direct evidence showing that IPL is unsafe during pregnancy or breastfeeding, we recommend postponing treatments during this period. It’s best to wait until after, just to be on the safe side.

The device can be used safely over light freckles without any issues. However, it should not be used over very dark freckles, moles, tattoos, or pigmented spots. This precaution helps protect your skin and ensures you get the best results from your treatments.