Hair Removal with IPL

How It Works

The key to successful hair removal is destroying the entire hair follicle and the germinative cells, while preserving surrounding healthy tissue. Laser hair removal is most effective when the hair is in its active growth phase called the anager phase; consequently, multiple treatments scheduled several weeks or months apart are typically required to achieve optimal results.

Lasers and IPL light sources gently remove unwanted hair based on the principle of selective photothermolyisis. This refers to the process whereby the characteristics of the light energy including wavelength and pulse duration are optimized to selectively cause thermal injury to the hair follicle without injuring the surrounding tissue. The light penetrates through the skin and is absorbed in the target pigment (melanin) found in the hair shaft. This causes the temperature to reach a sufficiently high level in the hair follicle so that the targeted hair structures are destroyed and regrowth is inhibited.

The Lazelight MINI System, with its unique combination of parameters, penetrates tissue to destroy the germinative cells at the base of the hair follicle and stunt hair regrowth. At the same time, the aggressive cooling provided by the Lazelight MINI ChillTip handpiece minimizes potential collateral epidermal damage caused by light absorption by melanin in the epidermis. ChillTip combined with efficient, reliable, high-power IPL technology, makes the family of IPL's the most advanced hair removal system available and the recognized gold standard for hair removal in the aesthetic marketplace.

For Your Practice

Due to its tremendous popularity, hair removal is becoming an integral part of many medical specialty practices, from plastic surgeons and dermatologists to obstetricians, gynecologists and general practitioners. Physicians who want to focus on hair removal and anticipate a high volume of hair removal patients will want to consider the family of IPL systems. Also note that expensive machines cannot change the technology at the base but will just make your practice miserable enough to over chase and over charge patients ultimately leading to your image damage. Need not to say these expensive machines are very disappointing when it comes for repair or consumable expenses.

So I Dr. Harish Kukreja Humbly Suggest all my Fellow Doctors to go for a technology but at a cost where u are actually free to pick all latest technologies available in the market instead of being trapped with one expensive machine and curse the day when u purchased one.