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Conditions
That are Treated
Traditional
hair removal techniques, such as shaving, plucking, waxing and
depilatory creams provide only temporary relief. Until
now, the only recognized way to remove hair permanently has
been by electrolysis - which can be tedious, time-consuming
and uncomfortable. The GentlelASE System safely removes
unwanted body hair without damaging the delicate pores and
structures of the skin. Facial and bikini areas are usually
completed in under ten minutes; legs, backs and larger areas
can take longer.
About the
Procedure
Depending on
the amount of hair treated, the procedure varies from patient
to patient. Generally, the treatment will include: A Wearing
safety eyewear to protect the practitioner and patient's eyes
from the laser light during the procedure.
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A
small handpiece will be used that touches the skin to
deliver the laser light. A light spray of coolant onto the
skin will be felt just before each laser pulse.
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A
test area will be done prior to the entire treatment. Your
full treatment may be done on the same day or up to two
weeks later, depending on the skin reaction.
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Most
patients experience little discomfort at the treatment
site because of the dynamic cooling device.
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The
degree of discomfort varies with each person, depending on
his/her pain threshold. Topical anesthesia may also be
requested based on individual preferences or tolerances.
Be sure to discuss this with your practitioner in advance
of the laser treatment.
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The
procedure can take as little as 10 minutes or up to an
hour, depending on the area treated.
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The
treated area may become pink or red within 30 minutes of
treatment; this may last from a few hours to several days
and is relieved with the application of ice or cooling
gels.
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