Laser treatment depends on transmission of light beam through the skin
that penetrates the skin safely without harming it to reach the bulb in a
very high accurate manner depending on the length of the wave
transmitted through the device, transferring the energy carried by light to
heat that absorbed by the hair in the bulb with will burn along with the cells
those grow hair.
Gentle lase (Alexandrite Laser) device is the only device that is provided
with (Dynamic Cooling Device/DCD) whereas the device will spray liquid
nitrogen in quantities those monitored by computer to cool the upper skin
layers prior to each laser pulse, that will protect pigmented skin cells from
getting burned, which prevents the emergence of skin pigmentation in
treated areas. The Dynamic cooling system will significantly reduce the
pain on one hand and will allow the physician to use laser treatment for
longer sessions with higher volumes and without anesthesia.
The device has the following features:
1- Relieves pain during treatment (the treated person does not need
applying local anesthesia)
2- Protecting the upper layers of skin from burning.
3- Maintains skin color
4- Could be used on all skin colors.
How dose laser therapy work?
The laser works by producing a high intensity light beam that penetrate
deep skin tissues, producing a certain amount of therapeutic heat,
while the Dynamic Cooling Device (DCD) protects the upper lyres of
skin through spraying a special cooling gas. Together the laser will
conduct the best thermal treatment while the Dynamic Cooling Device
provides the required protection to ensure best results and less side
effects.
Is there is any pain during treatment?
Some patients may fill little discomfort with the laser pulse. The
discomfort will be reduced by using Dynamic Cooling Device.
How many treatment sessions would I need?
Most people need around 6 treatment sessions or more, as the
therapeutic process will effective when hair follicles are in the growing
stage.
How can I prepare for treatment sessions?
Avoid using peeling in areas need to be removed by laser.
Avoid removal of hair by wax for six weeks prior to the laser treatment.
Only use shaving blades to remove hair during laser treatment sessions.
Clean the area need to be treated from the effects of makeup or any
external pollution and should be dried before the session.
What should I do after treatment?
Avoid exposure to sun light before and after treatment, and you should
use sun screen to protect from UV when you go out.
You should not rub ore expose the treated area to any skin peelers.
Side effects:
Side effects are very minimal, it may include skin redness, increase or
decrease of pigmentation and very minor scars.
These symptoms will last for few days, but pigmentation and scars are
very rare.
