Laser Hair Removal for Face and Body

Laser Alexandrite sessions are repeated approximately every 1-2 months. In hormone-dependent areas such as the face, chest and abdomen, hair reduction is slower compared to bikini, legs and arms for Laser Hair Removal which require a small number of sessions and can even achieve complete hair elimination even in 6 sessions.

In cases where hormonal disorders co-exist, the only permanent hair removal solution is laser body hair removal with alexandrite laser hair removal.

Before each Laser Body Hair Removal session, the hair in the area needs to be trimmed, as the laser targets the root and not the free hair shaft. The area is scanned with a 2 cm diameter laser beam while the system simultaneously emits cool air, making the treatment easy and painless. After the Laser Body Hair Removal session:

• A temporary erythema may occur which resolves over the next few hours.
• Moisturizing creams recommended by the dermatologist and sunscreen should be used to protect the area from the sun.

• Laser Body Hair Removal is the only scientifically accepted method of getting rid of unwanted hair and the use of Laser is done exclusively in surgeries and medical clinics with the presence of a dermatologist or plastic surgeon.
• Laser Body Hair Removal promises fast and painless results. Depending on the area of application, it is possible to achieve complete hair removal in less than 6 sessions.
• Unlike conventional hair removal methods, responsible for folliculitis, aggravation of spider veins, hair growth and skin sagging, Laser Body Hair Removal does not affect the pores and structure of the skin.

Adverse effects from Laser hair removal with Alexandrite laser occur only when the instructions are not followed by the patient or when the treatment is not performed by an experienced operator under the supervision of a dermatologist. Potential side effects are completely reversible and include transient erythema and periorbital edema that resolves a few hours after treatment.

More persistent erythema or irritation may require more time to recover. Hypochromia or hyperpigmentation may occur if the patient is exposed to the sun immediately after treatment without sun protection.

• Removal of dark tattoos, using the most special Alexandrite Laser of the Q Switch type.
• Treatment of melanchromatic skin lesions such as blemishes, spots, freckles, melanchromatic seborrheic hyperkeratosis and melasma.
• Treatment of individual cases of purple or cyan-coloured spider veins of the lower limbs.
• Hair Removal in cases of hyperpigmentation or shaggy hair due to hormonal disorders.
• Hair Removal in cases with a history of papillomas and warts in order to prevent their spread.
• Hair Removal in medical cases such as facial and body folliculitis and coccygeal cyst.