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Laser hair removal

Laser hair removal has become a popular choice for removing unwanted hair. Many consumers who are considering laser hair removal for permanent hair reduction have difficulty finding a comprehensive guidebook to research the information they need to make informed hair removal choices. Hair removal technology can be complicated, and it is sometimes difficult to evaluate the questions you may have. Here are the answers.

Laser hair removal works by sending a beam of laser light to a group of hair follicles with enough power to disable or destroy the root, but not enough power to harm the surrounding skin. This process is called selective photothermolysis. It is selective because it targets only the hair and not the skin. Photo means light and thermolysis means destroying with heat. The surrounding skin is usually cooled. Some methods include a gel, a spray, or a cooling tip.

The Laser beam finds the hair follicles by targeting the substance that gives skin and hair dark color - melanin. Therefore, the ideal candidate for laser has dark hair and light skin. The laser will not work on people with red, white, gray or true blond hair. The hot laser light will also be attracted to the melanin in the skin, so people with suntans, or dark skin types are at more of a risk for discoloration of pigment and other side effects.

Hair Removal by Laser is NOT ELECTROLYSIS. Electrolysis is a method of removing individual hairs one-at-a-time by directing an electric current into each hair follicle. This is the high tech/modern day method of destroying massive amounts of hair follicles with a simple trigger pull.

Laser only destroys hair in its active growth phase, the anagen phase. This phase lasts several years, and up to 85% of our hair is in that phase at any given time. The good thing is that during this phase, the hair has an abundance of melanin and the hair follicle is easily targeted.

How does the Estelux system work?

Pulsed-light systems work by emitting pulses of intense lamplight into the hair follicles. The light is absorbed by the pigment in the follicles and converted to heat. The heat then loosens the hair and disables the follicular cells responsible for growing new hair.

What’s the difference between laser and pulsed-light treatments?

While both work in basically the same manner to remove hair, the Pulsed-Light System uses a newer technology that allows it to remove hair up to 10 times faster than lasers.

Pulsed-Light Hair Removal

 

Pulsed-light is similar to a laser in that it uses an intense beam of light. However, the Pulsed-light system employs a new technology that removes hair up to ten times faster than lasers. Pulsed-light has the flexibility to provide varied hair removal treatments on different types of skin and hair.

The system removes unwanted hair by delivering a pulse of intense light directly into the hair follicles. The light is absorbed by the pigment in the follicles and converted to heat. The heat then loosens the hair and disables the cells responsible for growing new hair.


Traditional waxing and threading treatments, which essentially rip the hair from the skin, can be quite painful. Our Pulsed Light treatments are significantly more comfortable. In addition, since the pulses of light penetrate the skin, you do not need to let your hair grow out before you are treated. With pulsed light treatments, you can remain virtually hair-free all the time!

Unwanted hair has usually been removed by the following traditional methods:

Shaving
Shaving is a simple procedure... but it's also messy and time consuming. (And who needs nicks and cuts?) Shaving is a very short-lasting solution, one that requires a constant commitment.

Tweezing
Ouch! This quick-fix is not only painful... it's highly impractical for large areas! And, if you've ever tweezed, you know that the hair you pluck will only grow back again.

Depilatories
Another short-lasting solution. This messy procedure requires a significant time commitment and must be repeated about once a week. Caution: If depilatories are left on too long, they can cause severe skin irritation or even chemical burns.

Waxing
 

Waxing can cover large skin areas and may last for a month or so. Yet this procedure is painful, can irritate sensitive skin, and can only treat hair after it becomes visible above the skin.

Electrolysis
This procedure involves sticking a needle into each hair follicle and applying an electric current. In expert hands, electrolysis can successfully eliminate hair. But because you can treat only one hair follicle at a time, it's tedious and time-consuming.