| Customization: | Available |
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| Type: | Laser Beauty Equipment |
| Theory: | Laser |
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Laser hair removal uses a laser beam of a specific wavelength to target the melanin in the hair follicles. Melanin has a high absorption capacity for light of a specific wavelength, which allows the laser energy to be effectively absorbed by the hair follicles.
WORKING PRINCIPLE
The diode laser energy penetrates the upper layers of the skin andtransfers its energy to the hair. The energy is absorbed by the melaninpresent in the hair and converted to heat, which damages andultimately destroys the hair follicle, without damaging the surroundingtissue to permanently prevent hair regrowth
The Hair Follicle
For permanent hair removal HAIR STEM CELLS need to be destroyedTargets: BULGE, HAIR MATRIX and DERMAL PAPILLA in BULB
Although the absorption of melanin corresponds to a wavelength of400 to 1200 nm, the optimal laser wavelength for photo-hair removal isbetween 600 and 1100 nm, where melanin has more selectiveabsorption and light penetrates relatively deeply into the skin.### Can laser hair removal be used on the whole body?
Laser hair removal can indeed be used on multiple parts of the body, including but not limited to:
1. **Face**: upper lip, chin, sideburns, etc.
2. **Trunk**: back, chest, abdomen.
3. **Limbs**: arms, legs, underarms.
4. **Bikini area**: bikini line, private parts.
5. **Other areas**: fingers, toes, neck.
### Side effects of laser hair removal
Although laser hair removal is generally considered safe, some side effects may still occur, especially if it is not performed properly or the equipment is of low quality. Here are some possible side effects:
1. **Skin irritation**: Common short-term reactions after treatment, including redness, stinging, and mild burning. These symptoms usually subside within a few hours.
2. **Pigmentation changes**: In people with darker skin, laser hair removal may cause temporary skin pigmentation changes, which may appear as hyperpigmentation (darkening of the skin) or hypopigmentation (lightening of the skin).
3. **Skin burns or blisters**: Although uncommon, they may occur with high energy settings or improper laser operation. They usually occur in darker skin because melanin is more abundant and absorbs laser energy more strongly.
4. **Scabbing or scarring**: If the skin is subjected to excessive thermal damage, scabs may form, and in severe cases, scars may remain.
5. **Infection**: Although laser hair removal itself does not cause infection, the risk of infection may increase if the skin surface is damaged or unclean.
| Laser Type: | Diode Laser | Repetition Frequency: | 1-10HZ |
| Laser Wavelength: | 808nm, 755nm, 1064nm | Temperature of Probe: | 5ºC-- -5ºC |
| Display: | 10.4 inch TFT Touch Screen | Cooling: | Water +Air +Semiconductor |
| Laser Power: | 1200W | Electrical: | 100-240V, 50HZ/60HZ |
| Rated Input Power: | 2500W | Packing: | Aluminum Alloy Case |
| Pulse Duration: | 5-400ms | Dimension: | 59*49*110cm |
| Energy: | 5-80J/cm², 5-100J/cm² | Weight: | 60kg |
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