FQ Diode laser Hair Removal & Picosecond Combination Laser

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Laser hair removal works on the principle called ‘selective photothermolysis'. This means that dermatologists match the specific wavelengths of light and pulse duration to that of the treatment tissue to obtain the maximal effect. Melanin is the colour pigment present in skin and hair that absorbs this radiation, acting as the target matter. The melanin in the hair follicles absorbs the intense heat of the laser. This damages the hair follicle, hence inhibiting future hair growth. That is why the treatment works best on those with light skin (low melanin) and dark hair (higher melanin) as the melanin in the hair draws the radiation away from the skin. Different lasers are effective for different hair and skin types. Diode laser Amongst the different lasers available, the diode laser has stood the test of time. There are many reasons for this, such as: Diode laser projects light within the visible to the infrared range (~810 nm) in order to target specific pigment cells. It works on both light and dark skin. However, it is more effective for darker, terminal hair than lighter, finer hair. Compared to other lasers,  its wavelength offers the deepest penetration and superior melanin absorption. These unique characteristics make the diode laser the most suitable technology for laser hair reduction, allowing safe and effective treatment of all skin and hair types, for all body areas. Speed and Efficacy Diode laser hair removal is so popular because of its speed and efficacy. A single session rarely takes as long as an hour anymore. In fact, it is an office-hour procedure, which means that is quick & ensures a speedy recovery. This procedure has been proven to achieve ‘permanent hair reduction in 90% of the cases. It ensures a stable reduction, in hair regrowth after a treatment regime. The Procedure Test patch: Pigment problems, discoloration, and scarring can occur in some skin types with cosmetic laser treatments; that's why it's important to conduct a small test patch first to make sure that your skin is accepting of the treatment. Eye protection: Your physician will always provide you with eye protection to avoid the effects of radiation around the eyes.Settings: The settings of the diode laser are adjusted to both your skin and hair colour, so that the wavelength of the light emitted from the laser beam matches that of the pigment in you hair.  Your dermatologist will clean and shave the treatment area and administer the local anesthesia (only in patients will low pain threshold). He will then treat each area individually with the laser. Pain: Painless Laser  Post-Procedure: Some swelling or blistering is common. Therefore, you can use an ice pack to help relieve it. It usually subsides within 2-3 days. Use sunscreen (SPF 30) religiously post-treatment to prevent hyperpigmentation. Lastly, your doctor may prescribe anti-inflammatory medication to relieve pain and swelling, and antibiotics to prevent infection. Some people get tattoos on an impulse, perhaps because of a special occasion, a night out drinking, or recent fashion trends. As with any tattoo, its color and pigmentation may fade over time. There are many reasons why this happens. The color of the ink makes a big difference; the lighter the ink is, the faster it fades. Also, tattoos located on high-activity parts of the body like your feet and fingers can fade more quickly. If you find this frustrating and you consider getting your tattoo removed, you are not alone.