Don't let dark spots and pigmentation patches age you. Put aging on a freeze-frame as this treatment combines Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy with an extremely low temperature of up to -15 degree Celsius to tone and restore skin firmness. To ensure optimum results, an infusion of vitamins and brighteners are then delivered into the skin via iontophoresis for effective delivery.
Treatment Benefits
Designed Around Your Skin Goals
Brighter and more even skin tone
Skin clarity
Depigmentation
Lighten and reduce dark spots
Radiance
Your Treatment Journey
What Happens During The Session
Double cleansing
Light Extraction
IPL
CryoProbe
Serum infusion (vitamins and brighteners)
Mask
Moisturizer
Sunscreen
Suitability
Before You Book
Your Therapist Will Assess Your Suitability
Suffereres of acute diseases, diabetes, or impaired liver function
Individuals receiving medical treatments such as radio or chemotherapy
Those who have undergone same-da hair removal on treatment area
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions About Light Cryo Treatment (LCT)
Useful Information Before Your Appointment
LCT combines Intense Pulsed Light (IPL), CryoProbe treatment and infusion of vitamins and brighteners to address uneven tone, pigmentation and dark spots.
IPL is the light-based component used for pigmentation-focused treatment, while the low-temperature CryoProbe step complements the protocol before serum infusion and masking.
Yes. Vitamins and brighteners are infused after the IPL and CryoProbe stages as part of the brightening protocol.
The published benefits focus on a brighter, more even-looking skin tone, improved clarity and radiance, and a reduction in the appearance of dark spots.
Tell your therapist about recent sun exposure, photosensitivity, medications, active skin irritation and recent procedures so suitability for the light-based component can be assessed.
LCT is specifically positioned for hyperpigmentation, dark spots and dullness, so its brightening focus is more targeted toward uneven pigmentation than a general maintenance facial.
The CryoProbe forms part of the LCT protocol alongside IPL, supporting the treatment sequence for pigmentation-focused care and a refreshed skin appearance.
Suitability should be assessed first. Active irritation or heightened sensitivity may affect whether an IPL- and cryotherapy-based protocol is appropriate at that time.