IPL goggles

IPL goggles are used during a IPL hair removal or photofacial treatments to protect yourself. There are two types of IPL goggles: goggles for operator and goggles for patient. The goggle for operator is usually special made with a material which can block UV and decrease the intense of the IPL light. The goggles for patients are normally fully cover on the patients eyes as the IPL handpiece during the treatment are so closed to the patients.

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Specification for the IPL goggles

Optical Density 0.00001%
Anti-wavelength 200-2000nm
Weight 30g
CE standard EN207:2009
V. L. T(visible light transmission) > 60%
Protection characteristics Absorption+reflection
Model VIVA4+/VIVA5+/VIVA6+/VIVA7+

We not only provide the IPL goggles in the above photos, but also provide all the types of the IPLgoggles from different IPL machines and different countries brand. Please share us the model of your IPL machine, the size of your IPL goggles and the brand of the IPL goggles you want, our professional sales will provide a quotation with detail information.

Frequently Asked Questions

IPL goggles are a type of eye shield. It can protect you and your patientu2019s eyes during Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) treatments. When doing IPL photofacial treatment, the light is intense, and you should wear an IPL goggle to protect yourself.

IPL glasses with brown enhancement lenses are designed to block the bright light emitted by intense pulsed light lasers, reducing the amount of visual light that comes through the lens and protecting the useru2019s eyes from harm.

Using a high quality IPL patient goggles, also referred as patient blockout glasses are designed to protect the patientu2019s eyes from the bright flashes of light emitted during IPL treatments.

No, the filters of laser safety glasses have a special absorber composition that reduces the laser energy for a short period of time. Due to the high concentration of laser energy in a very short period of time, ordinary sunglasses cannot block any laser at all.

Laser treatment for hair removal has been reported to cause ocular injuries including iris atrophy, pupillary distortion, cataracts, and uveitis. Intense pulsed light therapy, a specific type of laser therapy, has been reported to cause iris transillumination defects, anterior uveitis, and pupil abnormalities.

The price is range from USD $50 to USD $100, the cost is different according the brand and material.