Permanent Hair Removal With Pulsed Light

August 7, 2010 No Comments

Who does not dream of a flawless hairless, smooth skin? Most women and men increasingly offended by excessive facial hair, legs, back, chest, etc. The constant shaving, plucking, waxing or depilatory is uncomfortable, expensive and pollutes the skin. With the new generation of photo-depilatory with xenon light, there is an alternative method to the laser, with the unwanted hair can be a once and for all to disappear. Gentle on the skin, yet effective – even on large areas, this type of permanent hair removal. The pulse light method is the evolution for laser hair removal This method is light energy radiated into the skin, which leads to a selective destruction of the hair. The pulse light method based on the interaction of the incident light with the dye (melanin) of the hair.

For suitably selected wavelengths, the light from the pigment (melanin) is absorbed in the hair and converted into heat. The warming leads to permanent damage the hair follicle. Simultaneous cooling of the skin surface makes the treatment virtually painless. The pulsed light can be different skin and hair types suit your needs. Upper lip, chin, cheeks, neck, arms, underarms, bikini area, chest, abdomen, shoulders, back, neck or legs are equally suitable for permanent hair removal with IPL technology.

The treatment is painless except for a slight tweet. Possibly you may experience slight redness, but the reaction consequences within several hours. Since the hair follicles only in a specific growth phase, called anagen, may respond to treatment, only one part of hair follicles are destroyed in one sitting. Must be carried out on average 4-8 treatment sessions every four to twelve weeks. In each treatment, the hair is permanently reduced.

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