Triple-Wavelength Laser Hair Reduction
Triple-wavelength laser hair reduction combines multiple wavelengths, commonly including 755 nm, 808 nm, and 1064 nm, to target melanin within the hair follicle at different depths. This approach can allow treatment to be tailored to different hair types, thicknesses, and skin characteristics.
The laser delivers controlled energy to the hair follicle while the surrounding skin is protected through appropriate treatment settings and cooling technology. With a course of treatments, repeated laser exposure can progressively reduce the growth of treated hairs.
Treatment process may include:
- Skin & Hair Assessment: Skin type, hair color, density, thickness, and treatment area are evaluated.
- Triple-Wavelength Technology: Multiple wavelengths are used to target hair follicles at varying depths.
- Controlled Laser Energy: Precisely delivered laser energy is absorbed by the pigment in the hair follicle.
- Cooling System: Integrated cooling, such as contact or sapphire cooling, helps protect the skin and improve treatment comfort.
- Progressive Hair Reduction: Multiple sessions are generally required because laser treatment is most effective when hairs are in the active growth phase.
Laser hair reduction can provide long-term reduction in hair growth, although results vary between individuals and maintenance treatments may be required. It is generally more effective on darker, pigmented hair; very light, grey, or white hair may respond poorly because of limited melanin.
Temporary redness, swelling around hair follicles, or mild sensitivity may occur after treatment. Appropriate laser settings should be selected by a qualified professional based on the individual's skin type and hair characteristics.