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A concentrated 808-810 nm wavelength bypasses the skin’s surface, reaching the hair root.
The melanin in the follicle absorbs light energy, converting it into heat (45–50°C).
Heat disrupts the follicle’s regenerative cells, preventing future hair growth.
Integrated cooling systems protect the epidermis, ensuring painless treatments.
It utilizes a concentrated 808-810 nm wavelength, which is scientifically optimized to bypass the skin's surface and directly target the hair root.
The melanin inside the hair follicle absorbs the light energy from the laser and converts it into heat (reaching 45–50°C). This heat damages the follicle’s regenerative cells to prevent future hair growth.
It is a precise targeting mechanism where specific wavelengths of light are used to destroy the hair follicle (the target) without causing damage to the surrounding skin tissue.
No. Thanks to integrated cooling systems that actively protect the outer layer of the skin (epidermis), the treatment is designed to be virtually painless and safe.
Melanin acts as the primary conductor. By absorbing the laser light, it allows the energy to transform into thermal energy at the root, which is essential for disabling the hair follicle permanently.
