Lumecca is well-tolerated by most patients and is considered a low-discomfort treatment. During the procedure, as the light pulses are delivered, you may feel a mild snapping sensation, similar to a rubber band lightly flicking against the skin. Most patients find the treatment easily manageable, and any mild redness or warmth afterward typically fades within a few hours.

How Many Sessions Are Recommended?

After the first session, the skin appeared to have improved. Multiple sessions provide even better results. The treatment regime depends on the severity of skin damage, skin type, type of treatment (vascular vs. sun damage), and energy settings.

How Quickly Will I See Results?

Sun damage and skin complexion results can be seen a few days after the first session. The skin will continue to look younger and more brilliant over time, with the most visible results after 1-2 weeks. Having multiple photofacial sessions will improve the final result. Results can be seen in vascular treatments such as facial telangiectasia in up to 2 weeks.

What Procedures or Treatments Do People Get with Lumecca?

Many patients pair Lumecca with chemical peels or medical-grade facials to further improve skin tone and texture. It can also be combined with microneedling or radiofrequency treatments for collagen stimulation and skin tightening. Additionally, Lumecca is sometimes used alongside Botox or dermal fillers for an anti-aging approach. During your consultation, our experts at ECAPS will help determine the best combination of treatments for your specific interests.

Are There Risks Associated With Lumecca?

Temporary side effects may include mild redness, slight swelling, or a warm sensation in the treated area, which typically resolves within a few hours to a day. Patients with darker skin tones or recent sun exposure may experience temporary pigmentation changes in rare cases. Our ECAPS specialists will carefully evaluate your skin type and medical history before treatment. To ensure the safest and most effective results.

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Lumecca

Name: East Coast Advanced Plastic Surgery
Brand: East Coast Advanced Plastic Surgery
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The Solution You’ve Been Searching For: Lumecca IPL for Stubborn Skin Concerns

Dark spots, redness, and visible veins have a way of lingering, despite countless creams, serums, and treatments that promise results but never quite deliver. Finding a solution that works can sometimes feel impossible, whether it’s stubborn sun damage, rosacea, or broken capillaries. But, at East Coast Advanced Plastic Surgery (ECAPS) in New Jersey and New York City, we offer Lumecca, the most powerful IPL treatment, designed to target pigmented and vascular lesions precisely. In just a few sessions, Lumecca delivers noticeable, lasting improvement, finally giving you the clear, even skin that other treatments couldn’t.

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What is Lumecca?

Lumecca is the most powerful intense pulsed light (IPL) to treat pigmented and vascular lesions. After just one use, patients notice significant improvements in the complexion and clarity of the skin. Lumecca operates using photothermolysis, which provides a photofacial through the delivery of a comfortable light treatment.

What Are the Benefits of Lumecca?

In just 1-3 sessions, Lumecca improves the appearance of:

Age spots (red/brown pigmentation)
Vascular lesions such as facial telangiectasias (spider veins) and poikiloderma
Rosacea (redness)
Freckles
Sun damage

Who is Lumecca For?

Lumecca is ideal for patients who want to reduce the appearance of pigmented and vascular lesions, including sunspots, age spots, rosacea, spider veins, and redness caused by sun damage. The IPL treatment is suitable for those interested in a non-invasive solution to improve skin tone and clarity with minimal downtime. While Lumecca works best on lighter skin tones, a consultation with our East Coast Advanced Plastic Surgery (ECAPS) specialists in New Jersey or New York City will determine if it’s the right option for your skin type and concerns.

How Can I Get Lumecca?

Your journey begins with a consultation at an office closest to you. We have locations available in New Jersey and New York City, where our experienced providers will assess your skin concerns and determine the best treatment plan for you. You can often receive your first treatment on the same day as your consultation, making the process even more convenient.

Lumecca sessions are quick, typically lasting just 20-30 minutes, with most patients seeing visible improvement after just one treatment.

What Should I Expect During And After Lumecca?

During treatment, there will be a bright flash of light from Lumecca and a sensation on your skin that feels like a light snap from an elastic band. Redness and a slight warming of the skin are normal after treatment and usually subside within an hour. Over the next 24-48 hours, you may see a darkening of pigmented spots; in the week afterward, the pigmented lesions flake off, leading to an even skin tone. After treating vascular lesions, you may see the vein blanch and disappear or a color change in the vessel, which dissipates after a few days.

How Much Does Lumecca Cost in New Jersey?

The cost of Lumecca in New Jersey and New York City depends on the severity of your concerns and the amount of surface area being treated. Each session can average about $300 or more, with most patients seeing immediate improvement after the first treatment. If you have more tricky skin concerns, multiple sessions may be needed, spaced several weeks apart, and one of our specialists can help give you an idea of how many sessions you’ll need. Many patients find the expense to be worth the results, as they can be long-lasting with proper upkeep.

Why Choose East Coast Advanced Plastic Surgery for Injectables?

We are dedicated to delivering exceptional, patient-centered care at East Coast Advanced Plastic Surgery (ECAPS), with locations in New Jersey and New York City. Our expertise extends to treatments like Lumecca IPL, which is designed to target stubborn pigmentation, vascular lesions, and sun damage with precision and efficiency. Our team of skilled providers offers a personalized approach, ensuring each treatment is tailored to your unique skin concerns. By prioritizing safety, effectiveness, and long-term skin health, ECAPS offers a superior solution for those seeking a clearer, more radiant complexion.

Lumecca FAQ’S

Lumecca is well-tolerated by most patients and is considered a low-discomfort treatment. During the procedure, as the light pulses are delivered, you may feel a mild snapping sensation, similar to a rubber band lightly flicking against the skin. Most patients find the treatment easily manageable, and any mild redness or warmth afterward typically fades within a few hours.
Sun damage and skin complexion results can be seen a few days after the first session. The skin will continue to look younger and more brilliant over time, with the most visible results after 1-2 weeks. Having multiple photofacial sessions will improve the final result. Results can be seen in vascular treatments such as facial telangiectasia in up to 2 weeks.
Many patients pair Lumecca with chemical peels or medical-grade facials to further improve skin tone and texture. It can also be combined with microneedling or radiofrequency treatments for collagen stimulation and skin tightening. Additionally, Lumecca is sometimes used alongside Botox or dermal fillers for an anti-aging approach. During your consultation, our experts at ECAPS will help determine the best combination of treatments for your specific interests.
Temporary side effects may include mild redness, slight swelling, or a warm sensation in the treated area, which typically resolves within a few hours to a day. Patients with darker skin tones or recent sun exposure may experience temporary pigmentation changes in rare cases. Our ECAPS specialists will carefully evaluate your skin type and medical history before treatment. To ensure the safest and most effective results.

Schedule a Consultation

Your first session can easily be scheduled with your consultation to ensure that this treatment is right for you. Call us at any of our locations across New Jersey or New York City, and we’ll be happy to schedule you for a more convenient time.

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