Laser Hair Removal
Laser hair removal is currently the treatment of choice for permanent reduction of unwanted hair. At our clinic, treatment is delivered using the advanced Quanta Duetto platform, which features two wavelengths: Alexandrite 755 nm for lighter skin types and Nd:YAG 1064 nm for darker skin. This combination ensures high efficacy and safety across all skin types.
Treatment is always performed under medical supervision, in a clinical environment equipped with all necessary safety measures. Before treatment, a clinical examination and history are taken to rule out contraindications, and you are informed in detail about the procedure and precautions. Each session uses an integrated cooling system to reduce discomfort and protect the epidermis.
The number of sessions required depends on the area, skin type, and the colour and density of the hair. Usually 6-8 sessions are primarily needed, with intervals of 4-8 weeks depending on the area.
Treatment areas
Indications:
• Face (upper lip, chin, cheeks, sideburns)
• Neck (anterior and posterior)
• Underarms
• Chest and abdomen
• Back and shoulders
• Arms and forearms
• Thighs and legs
• Bikini line / full bikini
• Fingers and toes
• Treatment of pseudofolliculitis barbae or folliculitis
Equipment:
• Quanta Duetto – dual-wavelength system (Alexandrite 755 nm + Nd:YAG 1064 nm)
• Integrated cooling system for comfort and epidermal protection
FAQ
Is laser hair removal painful?
The sensation is described as a mild “snap”. With the integrated cooling system, discomfort is minimal.
How many sessions do I need?
Usually primarily 6-8 sessions, with intervals of 4-8 weeks depending on the area. The exact number depends on skin type, area, and hair characteristics.
Is it safe for dark skin?
Yes. Using the Nd:YAG 1064 nm wavelength, treatment is safe and effective for skin types IV-VI.
Should I avoid the sun before and after?
Yes. Avoid intense sun exposure for 2-4 weeks before and after each session and use SPF 50+ sunscreen.
Can I have laser hair removal during pregnancy?
It is not recommended during pregnancy, as a precaution. You can resume treatment after delivery.