Photoepilation

How does photoepilation work?

Photoepilation consists of several stages:

1. Consultation. The cosmetologist assesses the condition of the skin and hair, determines individual indications for the procedure.
2. Preparation. The skin is cleansed, removing any traces of cosmetics or grease.
3. Gel application. A special gel protects the skin and improves the penetration of light pulses.
4. Zone treatment. The cosmetologist manipulates the device over the selected area of ​​the body, generating light pulses.
5. Final care. A soothing cream is applied to reduce possible redness.

Procedure time depends on the selected area:

• face – up to 15 minutes;
• legs – up to 60 minutes;
• armpits – 10-15 minutes.

Difference between photoepilation and laser hair removal

Although photoepilation and laser hair removal have a similar principle of action, they differ in a number of parameters:

• Light beam width. Photoepilation uses broadband light, which allows you to treat large areas in a short time.
• Happiness. Photoepilation is less aggressive, which reduces the risk of irritation.
• Efficiency. To achieve full results, you can more sessions may be required, but the effect is long-lasting.

Price. Photoepilation is usually more affordable.

What are the results of laser resurfacing?

Laser resurfacing of the face solves the following problems:

• Deep and superficial wrinkles.
• Wrinkles, scars, and scars.
• Uneven skin texture.
• Hyperpigmentation.

The number of sessions depends on the condition of the skin, but usually 3-5 procedures are required to achieve the desired result. The procedure is performed using anesthesia, so the patient feels almost no pain.

Advantages and disadvantages of photoepilation

Advantages:

• Painlessness and comfort of the procedure.
• Suitable for treating large areas.
• Hair removal without contact with the skin.
• Rejuvenating effect due to stimulation of collagen production.

Disadvantages:

• Less effective for blond and gray hair.
• Requires several sessions to achieve maximum effect.

For which areas is photoepilation suitable

Photoepilation is ideal for the following areas:

• face (upper lip, chin);
• legs (shins, thighs);
• bikini area;
• armpits;
• back and stomach.

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