Excessive Hair Growth

Are you also seeking a permanent solution to your twice-monthly hair removal shebang?

Is waxing, epilation, chemical hair removal, and razor usage leading to skin rashes, pimples, and allergies also for you?

WORRY NOT! - In today’s era of advancing technologies, the US-FDA has approved a set of lasers for Laser hair reduction (LHR). This can also be used by people with conditions such as hirsutism, the presence of hair in a male pattern, and those having increased hair growth because of hormonal imbalance, such as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).

Laser hair removal involves following steps:

1. The area to be treated is first shaved using a sterile disposable razor after gel application.
2. Areas not to be treated are first crossed out, and the areas to be treated are confined into boxes of specific sizes to deliver energy in a pre-specified manner.
3. Depending on the patient's pain threshold, stamping or in-motion mode is selected.
4. Energy is increased at every session to inactivate the hair follicle over a period of time sequentially.
5. Post-procedure, the treatment area is wiped clean, followed by applying moisturizer and an anti-inflammatory lotion.

Device Used

State-of-the-art, US-FDA, approved triple wavelength technology-based device, i.e., a laser that provides three wavelengths.

• Alexandrite laser -755 nm
• Diode laser - 810 nm
• NdYag laser - 1064 nm

Thus every hair follicle is catered from root to tip, ensuring the best outcome! MECHANISM OF ACTION

• 755 nm: specially designed for lighter skin types and lighter hair.
• 810 nm: Safe for all skin types
• 1064 nm: best suited for darker and tanned skin. It has deeper penetration and minimally affects the surface epidermal melanin, thus allowing for safer and more effective treatment.

Treatment success can be assessed by follicular edema and red bumps indicative of effective thermal damage of hair follicles.