Photodepilation

Photodepilation This is a hair-reduction method that uses light energy to target the melanin in the hair. The light energy is absorbed by the pigment and converted into heat, which affects the structures responsible for hair growth. Photoepilation can be carried out using a laser or other technologies IPL (Intense Pulsed Light).

Laser hair removal It uses a beam of light of a specific wavelength, the parameters of which are selected, amongst other things, to suit the type of skin and hair. The effectiveness of the treatment depends on many factors, including hair colour and thickness, skin phototype and hair growth phases. For this reason, achieving the best possible results requires a series of treatments carried out at appropriate intervals.

Photodepilation It can be used on various areas of the body, for both women and men. Before the treatment, a specialist assesses the condition of the skin and hair and selects the appropriate settings for the device.

IPL hair removal versus laser hair removal They differ primarily in the type of light used. The technology IPL  It utilises a broad spectrum of light, which reaches the skin in the form of pulses of varying wavelengths. In the case of laser depilation A beam of light of a specific wavelength, selected to suit the type of skin and hair, is used. This allows the energy to be directed more precisely onto melanin located in the hair shaft.