Alpha/Format K – Intense Pulsed Light 3D IPL 40 J/cm²

Alpha/Format K with Technology3D IPL (Intense Pulsed Light)is a modern, non-invasive dermatocosmetric procedure used for simultaneous treatment of multiple skin problems: active acne, pigmented spots, diffuse redness, superficial blood vessels, and signs of photoaging.

The polychromatic light emitted is selected through specific filters, acting in a targeted manner on pigment, bacteria involved in acne, or dilated vessels, without affecting surrounding tissues. IPL is frequently used to improve skin texture, even out skin tone, and stimulate collagen production.

Common Indications

• inflammatory acne and seborrheic skin
• pigmented spots, solar lentigo, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
• dull skin, lacking luminosity
• rosacea and diffuse facial redness
• telangiectasia and superficial broken vessels
• dilated pores and uneven texture
• photoaged skin
• facial rejuvenation, neck, décolletage, hands

Available Filters

430 nm – Acne Clear

Acts on the bacteriumCutibacterium acnes, reduces inflammation and sebum secretion. Recommended for active acne and oily skin.

530 nm – Tight & Bright

Targets melanin pigment and stimulates skin luminosity. Ideal for pigmented spots, uneven skin tone, and skin revitalization.

590 nm – Vascular & Rejuvenation

Acts selectively on hemoglobin in dilated vessels and supports dermal regeneration. Recommended for rosacea, couperose, broken vessels, and anti-aging.

How does the procedure work?

After medical evaluation and establishment of a personalized protocol, a conductive gel is applied, and treatment is performed through controlled light pulses. The procedure is quick, well-tolerated, and requires no major downtime. Mild temporary redness may appear.

Recommended number of sessions

Depending on diagnosis and skin response, generally3–6 sessionsare recommended, at intervals determined by the physician.