Laser depilation of the armpits

Laser depilation of the armpits This is a method of long-term hair reduction that uses laser light energy. The energy is absorbed by the melanin in the hair and then converted into heat, which affects the hair follicle and the structures responsible for hair growth. The laser is most effective on hairs in the active growth phase, that is, anagenie. For this reason, achieving sufficient hair reduction requires a course of treatments.

At Wellclinic, you can laser hair removal for the underarms is used Laser Prime 3D, which utilises three wavelengths. This allows the treatment parameters to be tailored to the individual characteristics of the skin and hair. Comfort during the procedure is enhanced by the technology In Motion, enabling the handpiece to glide smoothly over the skin and deliver energy evenly.

The cooling system is also a key component of the device TEC Thermo Electric Cooling, which helps to minimise thermal sensations during the treatment and enhances skin comfort. The laser’s operating parameters are selected on a case-by-case basis, taking into account, amongst other things, skin phototype, hair colour and thickness, and the hair’s response to previous treatments.

Laser depilation of the armpits It can be particularly helpful for people who experience irritation, redness or ingrown hairs as a result of regular shaving. A course of treatments helps to gradually reduce hair regrowth, thereby reducing the need for frequent mechanical hair removal.

Contraindications to the treatment may include, amongst others, pregnancy and breastfeeding, a recent tan, active infections or skin conditions, the use of photosensitising medicines and preparations, as well as certain medical conditions and treatments. Final eligibility is determined during a consultation, at which the condition of the skin, hair type and any individual contraindications are assessed.

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