4 wavelength 808/755/1064/940nm diode laser emits light with energy to permanently damage or destroy hair follicles. It is usually on the legs, back, underarms, or face to prevent hair from growing back.
Hair Removal for all skin color.
Does 4 wavelength diode laser work?
Most people see a significant reduction in hair after eight treatment sessions. You can expect about a 75%~85% once you complete a series of treatments, follow up visits may be needed to treat regrowth and to maintain the results.
4 wavelength diode laser hair removal
With each treatment, the actively growing hair follicle is destroyed. Less blood flows to the follicle, and the hair that does grow back will gradually become weaker and thinner.
While your hair won’t always fall out immediately, it will eventually get there. Some hairs are ejected as soon as they’re laser, while others can continue to grow and fall out over time.
What can you expect after a 4wavelength diode laser treatment?
For a day or two afterward, the treated area of your skin may look and feel sunburned, so you might need to use cool compresses or a gentle moisturizer. If your face was treated, you can safely wear makeup the next day unless your skin feels irritated.
Take these tips for a smoother recovery:
- Avoid sun exposure. Any time you anticipate being out in the sun, apply sunscreen with a minimum of SPF 30.
- Shave to remove any hair between laser sessions, but refrain from threading, waxing, and tweezing. If you’ve decided not to continue with your laser hair removal for the time being, then you can go ahead and use any method to remove hair in the interim.
- For the first few days, avoid perfumes, deodorant (if you’ve lasered your underarms), and hot showers or saunas. Take a cool shower instead.
- It's common to experience some swelling, itching, and redness after laser hair removal due to irritation of the hair follicles. You may try taking an antihistamine and applying hydrocortisone a few times a day to relieve redness and itching.
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