Everis Aesthetic Medicine
Years of sun exposure leave their mark — scattered brown spots, persistent redness, fine lines that deepen each season. You want a treatment that covers all of it without leaving your skin raw for a week.
Everis Aesthetic Medicine combines Elipsa elliptical-spot IPL with LightStim LED light therapy at our Milpitas clinic. Our ABAM-certified physicians use Elipsa's efficient light delivery to treat sun damage, pigmentation, and redness across broader treatment areas, then follow with LightStim LED photobiomodulation to stimulate cellular repair and collagen production.
Elipsa LightStim+ is a two-phase treatment that pairs Elipsa IPL with LightStim LED therapy. Elipsa uses an elliptical light spot — rather than the traditional rectangular configuration — to deliver intense pulsed light more efficiently across curved facial contours and larger body areas. The elliptical geometry reduces gaps between pulses and provides more uniform energy distribution.
The LightStim LED component follows immediately after, delivering specific wavelengths of low-level light energy that penetrate the skin to stimulate mitochondrial activity, enhance cellular ATP production, and promote photobiomodulation. This combination of high-energy IPL correction and low-level LED cellular stimulation produces comprehensive rejuvenation that exceeds either modality alone.
Traditional IPL handpieces use rectangular light spots that leave small untreated gaps between passes, particularly on curved surfaces like the nose, jawline, and forehead. Elipsa's elliptical spot conforms more naturally to facial anatomy, reducing overlap burn risk in convex areas and eliminating undertreated zones in concave areas.
The result is more consistent energy delivery across the entire treatment field. Available on the Sciton platform, Elipsa also treats a broader range of skin tones safely because the elliptical geometry allows lower per-pulse energy while maintaining therapeutic coverage.
LightStim LED therapy delivers non-thermal light energy at wavelengths that are absorbed by cytochrome c oxidase in the mitochondria. This triggers a cascade of cellular responses: increased ATP production, reduced oxidative stress, enhanced collagen and elastin synthesis, and accelerated tissue repair.
When performed after Elipsa IPL, the LED component amplifies the skin's recovery and regenerative response to the IPL treatment. Patients benefit from faster resolution of post-treatment redness and enhanced collagen stimulation compared to IPL alone.
Elipsa's elliptical spot geometry provides consistent energy coverage across curved facial contours and larger treatment areas. Fewer untreated gaps mean more uniform results — no missed patches, no overcooked overlap zones.
The elliptical light spot allows effective treatment at lower per-pulse energy levels, expanding the range of Fitzpatrick skin types that can be safely treated. Your ABAM-certified physician at Everis Aesthetic Medicine calibrates energy settings to your specific complexion.
The LightStim LED phase stimulates mitochondrial activity and collagen production at the cellular level. This amplifies the rejuvenation triggered by Elipsa IPL and accelerates post-treatment recovery.
Elipsa treats sun damage, pigmentation, redness, and fine lines. LightStim enhances cellular repair. Together, they deliver multi-concern correction without the extended recovery of ablative procedures. Most patients return to normal activities immediately.
Your physician evaluates your skin type, pigmentation patterns, vascular concerns, and fine lines at our Milpitas clinic. They determine the optimal Elipsa energy settings and LightStim wavelength selection based on your Fitzpatrick type and primary concerns.
The physician configures the Sciton platform with the Elipsa handpiece, selecting the appropriate filter, fluence, and pulse duration for your condition. They also prepare the LightStim LED panel with the wavelengths targeted to your treatment goals.
The physician guides the Elipsa handpiece across the treatment area, delivering elliptical light pulses to target pigment and vascular concerns. You feel brief pulses of warmth. Once the IPL phase is complete, the LightStim LED panel is applied for 15 to 20 minutes of photobiomodulation therapy. Total session time is approximately 40 to 50 minutes.
Treated pigmented spots may darken over 48 hours before flaking off within seven to ten days. Mild redness resolves within hours, often faster than standard IPL due to the LED recovery phase. Your physician provides aftercare instructions: mineral SPF 50 daily, gentle cleanser, no active exfoliants for one week. Follow-up sessions are typically scheduled 3 to 4 weeks apart.
Effective Elipsa treatment requires precise calibration of energy settings to the patient's skin type and condition — particularly when treating a broader range of skin tones. The LightStim component must be wavelength-matched to complement the IPL treatment, not applied generically.
Everis Aesthetic Medicine's physicians hold ABAM certification from the American Board of Aesthetic Medicine. They configure both the Elipsa IPL parameters and LightStim LED wavelengths based on clinical assessment, ensuring each phase of the treatment is optimized for your specific skin at our Milpitas clinic.
Patient testimonials are available upon request. Everis Aesthetic Medicine encourages prospective patients to ask about real Elipsa LightStim+ outcomes from our Milpitas location during their initial consultation.
I had such a great experience at Everis Aesthetic Medicine Spa! From the moment I walked in, the staff was incredibly welcoming, kind, and professional. I absolutely loved my results. Everything was explained thoroughly, and I felt like I was in very knowledgeable, skilled hands the entire time. The treatment itself was quick and smooth, and the outcome looks so natural, exactly what I was hoping for.
Had a great experience at Everis! The staff there were professional, friendly, and knowledgeable. Dr. Ku performed my hydrofacial and did an amazing job. It is reassuring to know the owners are medical doctors that have over a decade of experience.
Visited this new medical spa the other day and had a great experience! The office is professional, modern, and has a really welcoming atmosphere. Linda PA-C did my HydraFacial and was so personable and easy to talk to. She took the time to understand my skin concerns and customized the treatment to what I needed.
I just visited this new Med Spa located in Milpitas. The space is clean, spacious and welcoming! I got a hydrafacial and the whole process was relaxing from start to finish. They will be adding more services soon like Botox, IV treatment, lasers and more. Excited to come back soon!
Most patients at Everis Aesthetic Medicine see significant improvement after 3 to 5 sessions spaced 3 to 4 weeks apart. Sun damage may show visible clearing after the first session. Your physician adjusts the treatment plan based on your response.
Elipsa uses an elliptical light spot instead of a rectangular one. This provides more uniform energy distribution across curved facial contours, reduces overlap risks, and treats larger areas more efficiently. It is available on the Sciton platform.
LightStim delivers specific wavelengths of low-level light that stimulate mitochondrial activity in skin cells. This increases ATP production, enhances collagen synthesis, and accelerates the repair process triggered by the Elipsa IPL phase.
Elipsa's elliptical spot geometry allows effective treatment at lower per-pulse energy levels, reducing the risk of hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones. Your ABAM-certified physician calibrates energy settings specifically for your Fitzpatrick type.
Minimal. Treated pigmented spots darken and flake off over seven to ten days. Mild redness typically resolves within hours — often faster than standard IPL due to the LightStim recovery phase. No peeling or open wounds.
Yes. Elipsa LightStim+ can be part of a broader treatment plan that includes Moxi, SkinTyte, or other modalities on the Sciton platform. Your physician at Everis Aesthetic Medicine determines the optimal combination during your consultation.
