Photoepilation

The exclusive HPPL High Pulsed Light technology is innovatively applied in the deep 3D flash device, thanks to effective cooling with triple-distilled water, ensuring maximum safety and speed during epilation. This device also effectively treats photoaging, acne, telangiectasia, pigmentation spots, stretch marks, and scar correction.

The revolutionary patented technology of high-emission pulsed xenon discharge, OPT/EP-light, offers higher treatment efficiency and better results compared to traditional IPL technologies.

This unique device on the market combines the advantages of three systems into one: depilation and photo-rejuvenation. The user can choose between IPL, eLIGHT, or SHR modes to perform treatments with one of these systems. All systems are supported by fractional technology, enhancing the effectiveness of the results.

• Chronic somatic diseases
• Infectious and inflammatory diseases
• Oncological diseases
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding

Thanks to advanced technology, epilation lasers are suitable for all skin types, including tanned skin.

• Laser epilation should be repeated 5–8 times at intervals of 4–5 weeks. The necessary number of sessions and intervals may vary depending on your individual characteristics and hair growth needs
• In the 2–3 weeks before the procedure, it is not advisable to pluck hairs with tweezers, remove them with cream, wax, or electroepilation
• Hairs must be shaved 1–2 days before laser epilation
• It is necessary to refrain from sunbathing, including visits to tanning salons and self-tanning creams, for about 2 weeks before the procedure itself

Laser epilation with an alexandrite laser heralds a new era in hair removal. The treatment is quick, painless, and utilizes an integrated cooling system. The action of the laser is based on the principle of selective photothermolysis. The light wave is absorbed by the specific hair pigment – melanin. When light energy is converted into heat, the hair follicle is heated. The high temperature destroys the growth area of the hair and the vessels that supply the hair follicle. Residual heat spreads to the surrounding tissues without side effects.

In the case of using a diode laser, it is possible to treat light and fine hairs, with results that are permanent. Laser epilation essentially means that the laser beam is absorbed by the pigment of the hair bulb. At this point, the laser energy is converted into heat, destroying the bulb. However, hairs are only definitively destroyed during the growth phase.

The sensitivity of hair follicles depends on the phototype, hair color, and individual skin characteristics. The exact number of sessions cannot be definitively predicted; sometimes 6–8 visits are sufficient for hair follicles to be removed, while others may require more repetitions.

According to observations from leading cosmetologists at our beauty center, there are correlations between the areas treated and the number of procedures performed. On average, for complete hair removal, you will need: armpits: 5–6 sessions; legs: 5–7 procedures; bikini area: 7–9 laser treatments.

The frequency of visits is influenced by the natural thickness of the client’s skin, hair color, and the hormonal activity of the patient.

The differences are mainly in the wavelength. According to the wavelength, there is a different effect on various depths of the dermis, where hair follicles are located. The wavelength of diode lasers ranges from 810 to 940 nm. Alexandrite lasers have a wavelength of 755 to 1064 nm.

With diode lasers, the power of the laser pulse is lower than with alexandrite lasers, so the number of procedures needed to achieve an effective and lasting result of epilation will be greater than with the alexandrite laser.

Hair removal with the IPL method reduces hair growth but does not permanently remove it. When using this method, there may be swelling, redness of the skin, or hyperpigmentation. A greater number of repetitions is also required.

Laser epilation using alexandrite or diode allows for a fixed wavelength to be set, enabling the selection of the ideal beam length for optimal absorption by melanin (without damaging the skin). The advantages of laser epilation include absolute safety, precision, and effectiveness.

For light hairs, we use the LightSheer Duet laser. However, we always recommend consulting with a specialist before treatment to assess whether you are suitable for the procedure.

After laser hair removal, there are practically no restrictions. In some cases, slight redness of the skin may appear, but it only lasts for a short time. Be cautious with sun exposure; it is necessary to use high-quality sunscreen with a high SPF factor and avoid sunbathing for 2 weeks after the treatment.

Thanks to integrated cooling, laser epilation is truly painless.

Laser epilation using high-quality devices guarantees effective removal of unwanted hair. There is absolutely no irritation, itching, or ingrown hairs, as can occur with waxing or shaving.

With us, it is possible, but we do not recommend undergoing laser epilation if you plan to go to the sea or engage in excessive sun exposure, including sunbathing, within 2 weeks after treatment. During these 2 weeks, we also do not recommend visiting tanning salons. It is advisable to protect the skin after epilation with sunscreens with at least SPF 50+.

This is one of the contraindications before laser epilation.

This always depends on the specific area; the upper lip can be treated in a few minutes, armpits in 30 minutes, and the whole legs may take up to 1.5 hours.

For about 2–3 days, it is advisable to apply moisturizing creams to the skin.

The difference is quite significant. Depilation removes hair only from the surface of the body, while epilation targets the hair follicles, making it more effective and longer-lasting.

Laser epilation can be performed on almost the entire body, except in areas where there is acute inflammation. The most commonly requested areas include the armpits, upper lip, intimate areas, and full legs.