Laser hair removal irradiates the skin with laser of a specific wavelength. The laser is absorbed by the melanin in the hair follicles and converted into heat energy, destroying the hair follicles and thus inhibiting hair regeneration.
The four-wavelength working principle of the laser hair removal machine is to use lasers of different wavelengths to target the melanin in the hair follicles to achieve effective hair removal. Each wavelength has different penetration depths and absorption characteristics of melanin, suitable for different skin colors and hair types:
1. **755nm (Alexandrite)**: Suitable for light skin and finer hair, with high melanin absorption rate, suitable for hair removal of superficial hair follicles.
2. **808nm (Diode)**: Commonly used for various skin colors, especially for neutral skin tones and normal hair. It can penetrate deep into the hair follicles while maintaining high absorption of melanin.
3. **940nm**: Strong absorption of hemoglobin and water, suitable for treating deeper hair follicles, and reducing thermal damage to the epidermis, suitable for deeper hair treatment.
4. **1064nm (Nd:YAG)**: Suitable for dark skin and darker hair follicles, with the strongest penetration and the least impact on the epidermis, so it is suitable for dark skin and reduces the risk of pigmentation.
1. **Precise Targeting**: The laser can accurately target the melanin in the hair follicles without causing damage to the surrounding skin.
2. **Quick Treatment**: Laser hair removal can treat large areas of skin in a short period of time, especially areas such as the back and legs.
3. **Long-term hair removal**: After multiple treatments, the number of hairs is significantly reduced, and the regenerated hair is usually finer and sparser.
4. **Wide range of application**: Suitable for a variety of skin colors and hair types, and lasers of different wavelengths can target different hair removal needs.
5. **High Safety**: If done correctly, laser hair removal has fewer side effects, and common side effects such as mild redness and swelling usually subside within a few hours.
6. **Higher comfort**: Modern laser hair removal equipment is usually equipped with a cooling system, which can effectively reduce discomfort during the treatment process.
7. **Non-invasive**: No incisions or injections required, and no physical damage to the skin.
Technical Parameters | Values |
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Product Name | GMS Glory Pro |
Laser Technology | Diode Laser |
Output Power | 1600W |
Wavelength | 755+808+940nm+1064nm |
Pulse Frequency | 1-10Hz |
Pulse Width | 5-400ms Adjustable |
Output Energy | 1-200J/CM2 |
Laser Water Temperature | 30°C |
Cooling System | +Thermal Electric Cooling+ Water Cooling+ Air Cooling+sapphire Contact Cooling For Laser Head |
Spot Size | 12*24mm2/12*28mm2 |
Power Requirement | AC220V±10%,50Hz, AC110V±10%,60Hz |
This Diode Laser Equipment, also known as Diode Laser Instrument, utilizes Laser Diode Technology to deliver precise and effective treatment.
The nose hair head of the laser hair removal machine is specially designed to safely remove excess hair in the nasal cavity. Here's how it works:
1. **Compact design**: The nose hair head is usually small, which can easily enter the nasal cavity and treat the hair in a targeted manner while avoiding contact with the sensitive mucous membrane in the nasal cavity.
2. **Low energy output**: Because the skin in the nasal cavity is thin and sensitive, the laser energy used by the nose hair head is low to ensure safety while achieving the effect of destroying hair follicles.
3. **Precise targeting**: The laser energy specifically targets the melanin in the hair follicles, destroys the hair follicles by heating, inhibits hair regeneration, and does not harm the surrounding tissues.
4. **Heat dissipation design**: The nose hair head is usually equipped with a heat dissipation device to prevent overheating and ensure comfort during use.
### 1. How does the laser hair removal machine work?
Laser hair removal emits laser light of a specific wavelength. The light energy is absorbed by the melanin in the hair follicles and converted into heat energy, destroying the hair follicles and inhibiting hair regeneration.
### 2. Which areas is suitable for laser hair removal?
Laser hair removal can be used on the face, underarms, arms, legs, back, bikini line, and almost anywhere on the body.
### 3. Is laser hair removal suitable for all skin tones and hair types?
Laser hair removal is most effective on light skin tones and dark hair. For dark skin tones or light hair, specific wavelengths (such as 1064nm Nd:YAG) may be more suitable.
### 4. Is laser hair removal permanent and effective?
Laser hair removal can significantly reduce hair regrowth but is not guaranteed to be completely permanent. Some hair may regrow, but it is usually finer and sparser.
### 5. How many treatments does laser hair removal require?
It usually takes 6 to 8 treatments to achieve optimal results, as laser is most effective on hair in the growth phase.
### 6. What are the side effects of laser hair removal?
Common side effects include skin redness, mild swelling, and temporary discoloration. Serious side effects are rare.
### 7. What should you pay attention to before laser hair removal?
Avoid sun exposure, stop taking photosensitizing drugs, and avoid hair plucking, waxing and other operations before treatment to avoid affecting the effect.
### 8. How should I take care of myself after laser hair removal?
After treatment, avoid direct sunlight, use sunscreen, and avoid hot baths, saunas, and strenuous exercise.
### 9. Is laser hair removal painful?
There may be mild discomfort during treatment, such as a tingling or warm sensation, but modern devices often come with cooling systems to reduce pain.
### 10. What are the common wavelengths of laser hair removal machines?
Common laser wavelengths include 755nm (suitable for light skin tones), 808nm (suitable for neutral skin tones), 940nm (suitable for deeper hair follicles), and 1064nm (suitable for dark skin tones).