I have had skin cancer on my face. Can I still have IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) treatments on my face?
Posted September 05, 2007 under Photofacials - No comments
Yes. Skin cancer is almost always related to exposure to ultraviolet light. Our equipment does not produce any significant amount of ultraviolet light.
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