How much does Photo Facial cost at AMDC?
Our current price range is Rs. 3,000–5,000. We confirm the applicable current amount when you book your session.
Photo Facial · DHA Lahore
Photo Facial is a light-based cosmetic treatment used for selected visible pigment and redness concerns. Suitability depends on your skin tone, the type of discoloration or redness, recent sun exposure, medicines and the light platform being used. We assess your skin first and explain the planned treatment before your session rather than promising complete pigment removal or a one-session result.

Direct answers first
“Photo Facial” is a broad name for light-based facial treatments. The exact device, settings and suitability matter, especially when the main concern is pigmentation or when the skin tans or marks easily.
Our current price range is Rs. 3,000–5,000. We confirm the applicable current amount when you book your session.
It is a light-based cosmetic facial used for selected visible pigment, redness and overall tone concerns. The exact light platform can vary, so we explain what is planned for your session after assessment.
Selected superficial brown spots may respond to light-based treatment. Melasma, deeper pigmentation and post-inflammatory marks need careful assessment because they do not all behave the same way.
Some light-based systems are used for selected redness and visible vascular concerns. Persistent facial redness can have several causes, so the underlying concern should be assessed rather than treated as a generic cosmetic issue.
Photo Facial is commonly used as a general name for IPL-type or other light-based treatments. We do not assume every platform is identical; we explain the treatment being used for your session before proceeding.
Recovery is often limited, but zero downtime should not be guaranteed. Temporary redness, warmth, sensitivity or temporary darkening of treated pigment can occur depending on the treatment and skin response.
Who may consider it?
We assess the type of pigmentation or redness first. Recent tanning, sunburn, active irritation, infection or a strong tendency to develop dark marks can change whether treatment is appropriate and how it should be planned.
Some superficial brown spots caused by sun exposure may become less noticeable after suitable light-based treatment, although response varies.
Light-based treatments may reduce the appearance of some visible redness or small vessels when the concern and skin type are suitable.
When uneven tone is caused by a treatable superficial pigment or vascular concern, Photo Facial may improve overall skin clarity.
Some patients choose light-based treatment for a fresher overall appearance, but results depend on the device, settings, skin type and concern being treated.
Photo Facial price · AMDC Lahore
Our current Photo Facial price range is Rs. 3,000–5,000. We confirm the current amount and planned treatment before your session.
Book an assessment so we can confirm suitability, the current price and the treatment plan for your skin.
What the treatment may target
Photo Facial should not be treated as a universal “brightening” solution. The type and depth of pigment, the cause of redness, skin tone and recent sun exposure all matter when deciding whether light-based treatment is appropriate.
| Concern | What Photo Facial may do | What it should not promise |
|---|---|---|
| Superficial sun spots | May reduce the appearance of selected superficial brown spots. | Complete removal of every type of pigmentation. |
| Selected redness | May reduce the appearance of some visible redness or small vessels. | A diagnosis or cure for every cause of facial redness. |
| Uneven-looking tone | May improve overall clarity when the underlying concern is suitable. | Permanent skin-lightening or a change in your natural skin colour. |
| Melasma / post-inflammatory pigment | Requires individual assessment and may need another treatment approach. | A guaranteed or one-session solution. |
Realistic expectations
Response varies with the type of pigment or redness, skin tone, recent sun exposure, treatment settings and aftercare. Some concerns respond well to light-based treatment while others are better managed with a different approach.
Typical treatment flow
The exact protocol can vary with the platform and skin concern. We explain the planned steps before treatment instead of assuming every patient needs the same settings or number of sessions.
We review pigmentation, redness, skin tone, sun exposure, medicines, active irritation and recent procedures.
Makeup, sunscreen and surface products are removed from the treatment area.
Appropriate protective eyewear is used before the light-based treatment begins.
The treatment is delivered according to the planned settings and the concern being treated.
We advise gentle skincare, sun protection and when to restart stronger actives if they were paused.

Skin suitability matters
Skin tone, recent tanning and a history of dark marks after irritation can affect treatment selection and the risk of pigment changes. Tell us about recent sun exposure, active skin problems, strong skincare, medicines and previous reactions before your appointment.
Fresh tanning or sunburn can change treatment timing and increase sensitivity.
If your skin develops dark marks easily after irritation, tell us before treatment.
Red, broken, infected or highly reactive skin may need time to settle before treatment.
Before & after your session
Exact instructions depend on your skin and treatment protocol. These points help us plan a safer session and reduce avoidable sensitivity or pigment changes.
Tell us about tanning or sunburn before treatment and use sun protection as advised afterwards.
Share your current medicines and supplements so we can check whether anything may increase light sensitivity.
Tell us about retinoids, exfoliating acids, benzoyl peroxide or prescription skin products before treatment.
Share any recent laser, chemical peel, microneedling, waxing, threading or other facial treatment.
Tell us about active rash, infection, cold sores, open skin or significant inflammation before the session.
Keep the routine gentle and follow the sun-protection and skincare advice we give you for your session.
Compare AMDC facial options
Choose by your main skin concern rather than treating every facial as interchangeable.
| AMDC service | Main focus | Current price | Explore |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photo Facial | Light-based treatment for selected superficial pigment, redness and uneven-tone concerns | Rs. 3,000–5,000 | You are viewing this treatment |
| Carbon Peel Facial | Carbon-assisted laser facial for selected oily, congested or texture concerns | Rs. 3,000–5,000 | View Carbon Peel → |
| Chemical Peels | Controlled chemical exfoliation / resurfacing | Rs. 5,000–15,000 | View Chemical Peels → |
| Hydra Facial | Cleansing, exfoliation, suction-assisted extraction and hydration | Rs. 5,000–15,000 depending on tier | View Hydra Facial → |


Meet the AMDC team
BDS, MDS, C-Ortho, PMDC Verified Dentist, with 14+ years of clinical experience. Dr. Shadab Haq is the PMDC-verified dentist at AMDC. For aesthetic services, we confirm treatment suitability and the relevant provider for the procedure before booking.
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Answers before your facial
These answers are general guidance. Your skin tone, the concern being treated, recent sun exposure and the light platform used can change what is appropriate for your session.
Message us on WhatsAppOur current Photo Facial price range is Rs. 3,000–5,000. We confirm the current amount when you book your session.
Photo Facial is a broad name for light-based cosmetic facial treatments used for selected visible pigment, redness and overall tone concerns. The exact light platform can vary.
Photo Facial is commonly used as a general name for IPL-type or other light-based treatments. We explain the treatment platform planned for your session before proceeding.
Selected superficial brown spots may respond to suitable light-based treatment. Melasma, deeper pigment and post-inflammatory pigmentation need careful assessment because they may require a different approach.
Some light-based systems are used for selected visible redness or small vessels. Persistent redness can have different causes, so assessment matters before cosmetic treatment.
Photo Facial should not be presented as a universal melasma treatment. Melasma can recur or worsen with heat, light and irritation in some people, so we assess the pigmentation pattern before recommending treatment.
No light-based treatment should be assumed suitable for every skin tone at the same settings. Darker or easily pigmented skin can have a greater risk of unwanted pigment changes, so treatment selection and settings require extra care.
Many people tolerate light-based facial treatments well, but we do not promise zero discomfort. Warmth or a brief snapping sensation can occur depending on the platform and settings.
Many patients return to routine activities quickly, but temporary redness, warmth, sensitivity or temporary darkening of treated spots can occur. Follow the aftercare advice we give you.
There is no universal number. The useful schedule depends on the concern, skin response, treatment platform and whether another treatment would be more appropriate.
Tell us about recent tanning or sunburn, active skin problems, strong skincare, previous light or laser treatments, medicines and any history of unusual pigment changes after procedures.
Keep your routine gentle, avoid unnecessary irritation and follow the sun-protection and skincare advice we give you for your session.