Frequently Asked Questions

IPL may not be suitable for certain skin types, during pregnancy, or for patients with specific medical or skin conditions. Suitability is assessed during consultation.

Side effects are usually mild and temporary, such as slight redness or warmth in the treated area.

Some health insurance providers may offer partial reimbursement. We recommend checking directly with your insurer.

No referral is needed. You can book directly with Dry Eye Centre.

Each session typically takes around 20–30 minutes. Most treatment plans involve a course of 4-6 sessions spaced a few weeks apart.

Many patients experience long-lasting improvement, particularly when IPL is combined with ongoing dry eye management.

IPL uses controlled pulses of broad-spectrum light applied to the skin around the eyes to reduce inflammation and improve gland function.

Costs vary depending on your treatment plan. Full pricing is discussed during your consultation.

There is minimal downtime. Patients are advised to avoid strong sunlight and follow their personalised home care routine.

The process includes a detailed assessment, a series of IPL treatment sessions, and tailored aftercare advice to maintain results.

IPL is most effective for evaporative dry eye, meibomian gland dysfunction, ocular rosacea, and chronic eyelid inflammation.

We offer specialist dry eye expertise, advanced diagnostics, and personalised treatment plans focused on long-term symptom relief.