A photofacial is one of the most requested treatments for sun damage and uneven skin tone, and also one of the least transparent when it comes to price. Here is what to expect to invest, and what drives the number up or down.
What A Photofacial Costs
Photofacial (IPL) pricing is based on the area treated. A small spot treatment starts from $80, while treating a larger area like the full face, neck and chest, or back costs more. Package pricing is available for a series, which lowers the cost per session.
What A Photofacial Treats
IPL targets pigment and vascular concerns: brown spots, sun spots, redness and visible small vessels. It's used on the face, neck, chest, hands and shoulders, which is why people often treat more than one area over time.
What Affects Your Total
- The area or areas you choose (spot, face, neck & chest, hands, back)
- Single session versus a package of sessions
- How much sun damage or pigment is present
- Your skin type, which shapes the treatment settings
- Your goals, from a quick refresh to a full course
How Many Sessions Do You Need?
Many people see improvement after a series rather than a single visit, which is why a package is common. Your provider will recommend a number after looking at your skin during a free consultation.
The Bottom Line
Photofacials at Abbott start from $80, with package pricing for a full series. Because the right plan depends on your skin and the areas involved, we confirm your exact cost at a free consultation. Learn more about photofacial (IPL) at Abbott, or compare it with skin resurfacing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a photofacial cost in Utah?
At Abbott Health & Wellness in Salina, photofacial (IPL) treatments start from $80 for a small spot treatment. Pricing depends on the area treated, and package pricing is available.
What does a photofacial treat?
IPL treats pigment and vascular concerns such as brown spots, sun damage, redness and small visible vessels on areas like the face, neck, chest and hands.
How many photofacial sessions do I need?
Many people benefit from a series of sessions rather than a single visit. Your provider recommends a plan after assessing your skin at a free consultation.
Want A Plan For Your Skin?
We'll look at your skin, recommend the right treatment, and confirm your cost before you commit.
Prices are current as of October 2026 and subject to change. This page is for general information and does not constitute medical advice. Final treatment recommendations and pricing are confirmed at your consultation. — Abbott Health & Wellness, 45 North State Street, Salina, UT 84654.