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The amount and thickness of body hair are influenced by many factors, including genetics, age, weight, hormone secretion, and medications. Some people naturally have more or coarser hair, while others may have less or finer hair. Additionally, as people age and hormonal changes occur, hair growth may also change. Certain medications and medical conditions can also lead to an increase or decrease in body hair.
For many women and men, excessive and unsightly body hair can be a source of concern. Traditional hair removal methods, such as shaving, waxing, and plucking, can temporarily reduce visible hair, but these methods may lead to issues like enlarged hair follicles, folliculitis, and ingrown hairs. As a result, more and more people are turning to laser hair removal treatments, which offer an effective and long-lasting solution for eliminating unwanted hair.
Laser hair removal treatments utilize advanced equipment to emit laser wavelength beams. Due to the fixed wavelength and direction of the laser, the melanin in the hair absorbs the light, generating a photothermal effect that quickly destroys the hair follicle’s melanin, damaging the follicular tissue and its regenerative structure without harming the surrounding skin. This method effectively achieves long-term hair reduction and removal comfortably without causing skin damage.
Laser treatments can permanently reduce the number of hairs. After a single laser hair removal session, actively growing hairs are gradually destroyed. All hairs in the same area typically require multiple sessions for complete treatment and destruction. Generally, after about 5 to 10 sessions, hair significantly decreases. However, the number of treatments may vary based on individual factors such as skin tone, genetic traits, treatment area, and the color and thickness of the hair. Most people are satisfied with the results after completing the treatment, with hair quantity reduced by up to 99%. The remaining hairs become fine and light in color, making them less noticeable than dark hair, and they no longer cause issues like ingrown hairs.
808nm Semiconductor Laser Treatment is equipped with a hair follicle heating system that uses high-energy laser points to destroy follicular tissue while simultaneously whitening and tightening the follicle openings.
1064nm Long Pulse Laser utilizes a 1064nm laser wavelength for deep skin treatments to achieve hair removal. It is suitable for areas with coarser and deeper hair, such as the underarms or bikini line.
755nm Long Pulse Laser absorbs melanin in the hair and generates high heat, destroying the follicular tissue, causing the hair to shed. It features a built-in intelligent ICD cooling system or air cooling function to protect the skin from thermal burns, ensuring safety and comfort. Additionally, the emitted light spot has a high repetition rate, allowing for quick treatment times, making it ideal for busy urban individuals.
Laser hair removal can be applied to various parts of the body, including the underarms, legs, face, back, and more. The treatment process can be customized based on individual circumstances and needs to ensure optimal results. Before undergoing laser hair removal, healthcare professionals will conduct a comprehensive assessment to understand the patient’s physical condition, skin type, and hair growth patterns. Based on this information, they will develop a personalized treatment plan to ensure safe and effective outcomes.
Laser hair removal treatments typically require multiple sessions, as the hair growth cycle is cyclical, and only hair follicles in the growth phase are sensitive to laser treatment. Therefore, several treatments will take place over a period of time to ensure that all hair is addressed. The effectiveness of laser hair removal varies by individual, but it generally achieves long-term hair reduction or complete removal.
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