2nd May 2012 - It’s always been a curse – unwanted hair. Shaving, plucking, waxing. All good treatments in their own way, but temporary in effect. Enter – laser hair removal treatment. IMD Laser Clinic in Toronto is one of the more successful and better clinics in laser hair removal treatment. Established in 1981, the company has a Lady Director who has, through thorough research and training, built up a very successful business in this field.
What is the technology used in laser hair removal treatment?
The latest technology available, is the NdYag technology. This technology can be used on all types of skin. It has a microsecond 1064 nm wavelength, which delivers non-ablative skin treatment. The technology can also be used for different skin colors. It can be used to remove all types of hair – thick hair, deep rooted hair, coarse to medium, in texture. Approved by Harvard University, the NdYag technology ensures that is no hair re growth, once removed. During the hair removal process, the gadget moves smoothly over the skin. Within seconds, hundreds of hair follicles are impaired. Depending on the type of hair removal to be treated, different machines are used.
What are the personal experiences, during laser hair removal ?
During the laser hair removal treatment, for just a fraction of a second, a kind of ‘snapping’ feeling is experienced.
For those clients who have more sensitive reactions, a cooling system is used. This cooling treatment is known as the ELOS system, which has a built-in cooler at its head which makes contact with the client’s skin.
Laser removal of hair is done during the active growth phase of the hair, also known as the aging phase. Since the hair is removed in stages, it will take more than one treatment to remove all the follicles. In most cases, total removal is affected with 5-8 treatments.
However, for certain hair colors, like dark brown and blond, 7-10 treatments may be required. To achieve a 100% result, electrolysis treatment is recommended after the laser hair removal treatment.
For more information visit,
http://www.lasercentre.ca/