Eliminate angiomas
and spider veins
in your office starting tomorrow
Patients show you their small vessels, angiomas, and couperose. You refer them out. With this one-day training, you treat them directly — using vascular laser. No peeling, no scarring. The light targets the vessel. Nothing else. 2 practitioners per session — fully supervised by Dr. Freiss.
A common demand,
a response often
referred out
Cherry angiomas, telangiectasias, spider veins, couperose — your patients ask about them regularly. IPL treats them effectively. And you have the medical qualifications to start practicing tomorrow.
Benign lesions in high demand
Cherry angiomas, leg spider veins, facial couperose — your patients ask about them regularly. These are quick, well-tolerated procedures with a high impact on patient satisfaction.
No mandatory university diploma (DU) for physicians
The use of IPL is restricted to physicians in France. No additional diploma is required by law. You need the protocol, the technique, and the appropriate settings for each lesion.
Seamless in-office integration
No operating room, no heavy equipment. Medical-grade IPL and proven protocols — you can offer these treatments starting the following week.
What you learn
to treat in one day
Four of the most common types of vascular lesions — diagnosed and treated with IPL under the direct supervision of Dr. Freiss.
Cherry angiomas
Small red punctate vascular lesions, very common after age 30. Fast treatment, effective in just 1 to 2 sessions.
Lower extremity spider veins
Small red or bluish vessels on the leg surface. IPL is indicated for fine spider veins — 2 to 3 session protocol.
Couperose & telangiectasias
Diffuse redness and facial micro-vessels — early-stage rosacea, nasal couperose. IPL is the gold standard treatment.
Regulatory note. Non-reimbursed medical procedures, out-of-pocket pricing. Fee setting remains at your discretion. Practice requires professional liability insurance (RCP) covering laser/IPL procedures — verify with your insurer.
One day to master
vascular IPL from A to Z
Laser physics, parameter selection, lesion assessment, technique on real patients — everything in one day, under the exact conditions of your future practice.
IPL Physics
Principles of selective photothermolysis, spectral windows, light-tissue interaction. Understand the science to adjust settings safely.
Assessment & Classification
Cherry angiomas, telangiectasias, spider veins, rosacea — diagnostic criteria, IPL indications vs. strict contraindications.
Settings & Parameters
Fluence, pulse duration, filter selection based on lesion and Fitzpatrick phototype. Proven protocols for each lesion type.
Phototype Management
Patch testing, adapting protocols for dark skin tones, dyschromia risks — safety protocols integrated into every step.
Hands-on Practice on 3 Live Models
Perform the full procedure under Dr. Freiss's direct supervision, with real-time feedback on every pulse.
Follow-up & Complications
Post-treatment guidelines, re-evaluation criteria, managing side effects. Patient communication, informed consent, traceability.
Practice on
real patients
from hour one
Morning — Clinical-Integrated Theory
IPL physics, lesion classification, protocols — reviewed directly using clinical cases. No purely theoretical lectures.
Afternoon — You Treat, Dr. Freiss Supervises
3 live models, 3 distinct lesion types. Full procedure — parameters, technique, immediate post-care — individualized correction on every pulse.
Leave Fully Operational
Written protocols, parameter charts by lesion type, template consent forms. Everything you need to start treating the following week.
2 physicians per session — no more. Dr. Freiss provides continuous, direct oversight. Every setting discussed, every tissue response evaluated.
1 Day. 6 Modules.
From physics to hands-on technique on real patients.
The first three modules take place in the classroom with live demonstrations. The next three take place in the treatment room on real patients.
Theory & Protocols
Module 1 — IPL Physics & Selective Photothermolysis
- Pulsed light spectrum principles — selective absorption by oxyhemoglobin
- Key parameters: fluence, pulse duration, spectral filters
- IPL vs. vascular laser: differences, advantages, and limitations
Module 2 — Lesion Classification & Indications
- Cherry angiomas, telangiectasias, spider veins, rosacea — diagnostic criteria
- IPL indications vs. strict contraindications
- Pre-treatment assessment, lesions requiring biopsy before treatment
- Managing Fitzpatrick phototypes I to VI — protocol adaptation
Module 3 — Machine Settings & Protocols
- Parameter configuration based on lesion type and depth
- Patch testing — reading tissue endpoints and responses
- Pre- and post-treatment guidelines, patient comfort management
Supervised Practice
Module 4 — Setup & System Startup
- Patient preparation — informed consent, clinical photography, eye protection
- Area preparation, coupling gel application
- Device handling — safety checks and pre-pulse verification
Module 5 — Treatment on 3 Live Models
- Model 1 — Cherry angiomas (trunk or extremities)
- Model 2 — Spider veins or lower-limb telangiectasias
- Model 3 — Rosacea / facial telangiectasias
- Direct supervision and individualized correction by Dr. Freiss for every pulse
Module 6 — Follow-up & practice integration
- Expected results, healing times, follow-up photos
- Managing side effects: erythema, bruising, crusting
- Structuring the service in your practice — pricing, consent, traceability
"Vascular IPL is one of the most rewarding procedures — results are visible during the session. What I pass on is how to read the lesions and achieve setting precision."
Dr. Rebecca Freiss
Aesthetic Physician — Laser & IPL Lead, Maison Marignan
Dr. Rebecca Freiss oversees all laser and IPL consultations at the clinic — hair removal, vascular, photorejuvenation — across a wide and diverse patient base in terms of skin phototypes and indications.
Her teaching approach is resolutely clinical: no detached theoretical lectures, but step-by-step transmission, setting by setting, on real cases. Each participant leaves with protocols tailored to their specific practice.
Training conditions
What you receive upon completing the training
A procedure that pays for itself
from the very first sessions
A session ranges between €80 and €300. Fifteen patients a month — the training cost is recovered in less than two weeks.
Excl. VAT — Per participant
2 physicians maximum — 3 live models — Supervision by Dr. Freiss — Equipment provided
A cherry angioma session billed at €80–€150, spider veins or rosacea at €150–€300. 15 to 20 patients are enough to offset the training cost — easily achieved in the first month.
- Full 6-hour day — 6 theory + hands-on modules
- Hands-on practice on 3 live models — angiomas, spider veins, rosacea
- Professional medical IPL device provided during the session
- Course manual + protocol sheets by indication
- Standard consent forms and patient follow-up documents
- Training certificate (registered training organization)
- Access to the alumni WhatsApp group
2 physicians maximum per session — dates based on your availability
Practical information
and prerequisites
Can a physician practice IPL without a specialized university laser diploma (DU)?
Yes. The aesthetic use of IPL in France is restricted to physicians, with no legal requirement for a specific university diploma. Your medical degree is sufficient. The Medical Association recommends tailored training — which is precisely the purpose of this day. Ensure that your professional liability insurance covers laser and IPL procedures.
Who is this training for?
For physicians looking to integrate the treatment of vascular lesions into their practice. Prior experience in aesthetic medicine is appreciated but not mandatory. The training adapts to your skill level right from the initial consultation.
Why only 2 physicians per session?
IPL is a precision technique — every pulse must be delivered by you, not just observed. With 2 participants, Dr. Freiss keeps her eyes on you at all times. Every setting is discussed, and every tissue response is evaluated. This level of supervision makes all the difference.
Which IPL machine is used during the training?
You will practice on Maison Marignan's professional medical IPL machine. At the end of the training, we will provide equipment recommendations based on your budget and expected patient volume.
What are the registration details?
Registration via the online form. We get back to you within 48 hours to confirm the date. A 30% deposit (€1,047 excl. VAT) upon confirmation. Quotes available for funding support or continuing medical education programs.
Ready to treat
angiomas and spider veins in your practice?
2 physicians per session — dates scheduled according to your availability. Contact us for upcoming available sessions.
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