SKIN CLARITY

Lumecca IPL

Personalised light treatment for spots, redness and uneven skin tone

Looking for a more even, clearer-looking complexion? Lumecca uses intense pulsed light to plan treatment for spots and visible redness. Settings are tailored to pigmentation type, skin tone and recent sun exposure, with generally short downtime to fit skin-tone care into daily life.

IPL technologyPigmentation and redness assessed individuallyGenerally short downtime
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Lumecca IPLTreatment information
01 / SKIN GOALS

Start with your skin-tone concerns

01

Individual spots

Concerned about sun spots, freckles or localised pigmentation? Identify the type and distribution before discussing suitable light-treatment settings.

02

Visible redness

For vascular-related redness concerns, a physician identifies the cause and area to plan treatment and aftercare.

03

Overall skin tone

Include spots, redness and daily sun protection in a plan aimed at a more even-looking complexion.

02 / IPL TECHNOLOGY

IPL light energy for pigmentation and redness concerns

Lumecca works through differences in light absorption by pigment-related and vascular targets. A physician adjusts parameters according to skin tone, the area and recent sun exposure to select suitable settings for spots and redness.

Identify the type of pigmentation

A physician assesses pigmentation type, redness and overall skin tone, then selects settings and aftercare for clear treatment priorities.

Consistent care for a more even-looking complexion

Set priorities for each visit, from individual spots and visible redness to overall skin-tone appearance. Moisturising, sun protection and follow-up support ongoing observation of changes in skin tone and condition.

03 / YOUR APPOINTMENT

From skin assessment to home care

  1. Before treatment | Assess your skinDiscuss sun exposure, medication and recent treatments to identify pigmentation and redness types.
  2. During treatment | Area-specific planningParameters follow the area and skin condition. Share how you feel throughout treatment.
  3. After treatment | Gentle careMoisturise and use sun protection, with follow-up based on skin response.
04 / BACK TO DAILY LIFE

Short downtime that fits everyday life

Downtime is generally short, and most people can continue everyday activities without taking time off work. Temporary redness or warmth usually settles gradually. Some spots may darken or flake temporarily; moisturise, use sun protection and allow the skin to recover naturally.

On the day

Most people can continue daily activities

Temporary redness or warmth usually settles gradually.

Over the following days

Observe temporary changes in spots

Some spots may darken or flake slightly. Allow the skin to recover naturally.

Ongoing care

Moisturising, sun protection and follow-up

Discuss important dates beforehand and allow suitable time for your care.

05 / TREATMENT CASES

Lumecca treatment cases

Lumecca IPL treatment illustration
Treatment case 01
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Treatment case 02

Skin conditions and treatment responses differ; individual results vary.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Your treatment questions

How does IPL differ from a laser?

IPL uses multiple wavelengths, while lasers generally use a specific wavelength. A physician explains suitable choices based on pigmentation type, skin tone and your concerns.

How should treatment be planned if I have melasma?

If melasma has been diagnosed or is suspected, book a medical consultation first and provide your current medications and recent laser-treatment history. The physician will assess pigmentation type and skin stability before deciding whether Lumecca is suitable, which areas to treat and the supporting care.

Why may some spots initially look darker?

Some pigmented spots can darken temporarily before gradually flaking off. Avoid picking at them. Contact the clinic if persistent pain or skin damage occurs.

Can I return to work after treatment?

Most people can continue working and carrying out daily activities. If you have a photo shoot, wedding or important event soon, mention the date when booking so timing can account for treatment settings and possible temporary darkening or flaking.

What should I prepare before treatment?

Mention recent sun exposure, laser treatments or peels, along with current medication and skincare products. Also tell the physician about a history of melasma or skin conditions being treated.

How many sessions are needed?

The number and spacing of sessions are adjusted according to pigmentation type, redness coverage and the skin response at each visit. Discuss goals at your first consultation; subsequent planning follows changes in skin condition.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Ask about pigmentation and skin-tone care

Tell us your areas of concern and recent treatments to plan your consultation.

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Suitability, visible changes and recovery time vary. Case images document individual experiences and do not promise the same outcome for everyone.

Medical content reviewer: Dr. Liu Wei-Chung (劉惟中醫師) | Page updated: 2026-10-03

  • Preoperative Instructions
    • If you have undergone other laser treatments, acid treatments, or invasive surgeries a short time before, please consult with your physician.
    • Pregnant and breastfeeding women, please inform medical staff.
  • Postoperative Care Instructions
    • Avoid using irritating skincare products after the procedure, including those containing acids, alcohol, fragrances, and whitening agents.
    • Intensify moisturizing and sun protection, avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
    • If you experience discomfort such as redness or irritation, please contact the clinic.