IPL photorejuvenation
Pulsed light targets what causes pigmentation and redness: sun spots, broken capillaries, an uneven complexio…

We look after our face for years… and our hands give everything away: brown spots, thin skin that crinkles, protruding veins. Exposed to the sun and to everyday wear and tear, the hands age quickly — but they respond remarkably well to the right technologies.
For pigmentation marks on the backs of the hands: IPL photorejuvenation, exactly as on the face — the marks darken, flake off and lighten (see our dark spots protocol). For crinkling and loss of density: nano-needling and electroporation infuse hyaluronic acid and regenerating active ingredients; LED gently stimulates collagen. Gentle peels even out the skin tone of the hands.
All in short sessions, often combined with a facial — your hands benefit from the same appointment. Your skin's condition, dark spots and priorities: all reviewed at the free assessment (prices per session).

Hands give away age through three things that the assessment untangles: sun spots, thin, crinkled skin, and veins and tendons that have become visible as the underlying tissue thins. We also look at your habits — gardening, household products, no sunscreen — which determine how long the result lasts.

Intense pulsed light targets the sun spots on the backs of the hands: they darken for a few days, then clear. Dated before-and-after photos.
Nano-needling stimulates collagen in this very thin skin; electroporation drives in hyaluronic acid and peptides that restore thickness — this is what softens the “visible veins” look.
On the back of a very marked hand, a gentle peel evens out the skin tone between the old spots.
LED soothes and supports repair; SPF50 sunscreen on your hands becomes a daily habit — hands are exposed all year round, even at the steering wheel.
Comparison photos: faded spots, denser skin, visibly younger-looking hands. Maintenance: one IPL top-up session a year, before summer.

No IPL on tanned hands; wear gloves for housework and apply sunscreen every day during the protocol, otherwise the spots will come back as quickly as they went.
This is an aesthetic comfort treatment: it does not constitute a medical procedure, a diagnosis or a therapeutic treatment.
What we do not promise.
We restore density to the skin and clear dark spots; we do not add volume to a very bony back of the hand — that is a matter for medical injections, and we will tell you so at the assessment if that applies to you.


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Technologies used
Pulsed light targets what causes pigmentation and redness: sun spots, broken capillaries, an uneven complexio…
Nano-tips open temporary channels in the epidermis without breaking the skin: active ingredients penetrate, t…
An electric field briefly opens cell membranes: active ingredients penetrate deep into the skin, without a si…
From gentle peels to PRX-T33, the strength is chosen after examining the skin — never the other way round.
Red, blue, infrared: each wavelength has its own target. Calming redness, drying out acne, kick-starting repa…
Yes — IPL is often very effective there, because sun spots on the hands are typical and well defined. As with the face, the course is scheduled outside the summer months, with strict sun protection.
Density and hydration improve markedly with a course of nano-needling and electroporation. The result is gradual and natural — rested-looking hands, not transformed ones.
Generally 3 to 4 combined sessions, often added to your facial appointments. The precise quote is given at the assessment.
Because hands remain exposed: without daily sun protection, melanin is reactivated. SPF cream on the backs of your hands is the No. 1 way to maintain the result.
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Our protocols are clearly explained and our prices published in full. The assessment that determines yours is free.
We look at your skin, listen to your goal and tell you what works — and what won't. You receive a quote before any session.
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