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Product Details: Minimum Order Quantity 1 Person Applicable Age Group 10-20 years, 20-30 years, 30-40 years, 40-50 years, >50 years Laser Hair Removal Treatment So who is laser hair removal suitable for? “As long as you have the right hair color, (dark), and skin color, (pale), you can have light based hair removal, anywhere on the body,” says Thomas. Unlike IPL which only treats pale skin, some lasers will now treat hair removal on medium to dark skins, including the Nd:YAG laser, which has a slightly longer wavelength that is safe to use on darker skins, although it's worth doing your homework first to check the risks. As for removing fair hair, “it's a myth. Lasers can't remove blonde, red, white or grey hair,” warns Dr Nick Low, “we're hoping that there may be some radio frequency or ultra sound treatments soon, but they're not perfect yet, and they're not called lasers.” “Don't believe anybody who tells you that their laser can remove fair hair,” adds Bowler. Remember too, if you have a tan, stay away from any kind of laser or IPL. “We don't use lasers or IPL at all within four weeks of sun exposure,” says Thomas, “as it can target pigment in the skin and cause scarring.” The same goes for self-tanning. Unwanted Laser ü Full face = 3300 + Tax ü Full face With Chin = 4400 + Tax ü Chin = 1250 + Tax ü Upper Lips = 850 + Tax ü Forehead = 1250 + Tax ü Jaw line = 1750 + Tax ü Cheeks Both Side = 1800 + Tax ü Under Arms = 2500 + Tax ü Full Hands = 6000 To 8000 +Tax ü Full leg = 8000 To 10000 +Tax ü Half Hands = 3500 To 5000 +Tax ü Half leg = 4000 To 7000 +Tax ü Shoulders = 3000 To 4000 +Tax ü bikini Line = 2500 To 4000 +Tax ü Shaving = 3000 +Tax ü half Body = 15000 To 18000 +Tax ü Full Body = 28000 To 30000 +Tax ü Back = 6000 To 8000 +Tax ü Front = 7000 To 9000 +Tax ü Chest = 3000 To 5000 +Tax What is IPL? IPL stands for intense pulsed light, and it is a form of light therapy, used for various dermatological procedures including hair removal. So what's the difference between IPL and laser hair removal technology? Unlike laser treatments, which have just one specific wavelength emitted from the diode depending on what you're targeting, IPL has multiple wavelengths (all between 500 and 1,200 nanometers) that scatter within the skin. As with all light based treatments, IPL works by emitting a wavelength into the skin, which in the case of hair removal targets pigment. “It works in the same way black clothing absorbs heat on a hot day, versus white clothing which reflects it,” explains laser specialist Debbie Thomas. “The light is absorbed by the pigment in the hair. It quickly turns to heat which then kills the growing cells that make the hair,” Thomas adds.

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