In Prime 3D, the selection of parameters is very intuitive, and is based on parameters confirmed by clinical trials to make epilation effective. We define the skin color / phototype, hair color and thickness.

On the other hand, other lasers, for example the famous Vectus, have a “magic” Skintell reader (which tests the level of active melanin in the patient’s skin and selects the treatment parameters on this basis) – unfortunately, this device can only be treated in terms of a gadget, because the parameters it selects do not have much to do with the actual condition of the skin. May work too weak / strong on tanned skin / discoloration. In the Vectus instruction manual, you can find information that the measurement cannot be performed on reddened skin, in the area of ​​discoloration, moles or visible vascular mesh – because the measurement will be incorrect. It’s like the SEPHORA Color Profile device which calculates the average shade of the skin on the basis of at least 3 places and selects the appropriate shade of the foundation :). If it comes across a site with inflammatory discoloration or skin discoloration – instead of omitting these parameters, it will consider them as the natural skin color, not a cosmetic defect. That is why the clinic staff becomes key. He must be able to choose the appropriate parameters that will be the most effective. Everyone is different and an individual approach to the client becomes crucial if we want to have real results.

To sum up, the cosmetologist’s task is to determine the clinical aspects (skin phototype, hair color and thickness), while the selection of technical parameters (fluency and pulse duration) is carried out automatically by the built-in software, not excluding parameter changes by Wellclinic personnel.