CO2 Laser

The laser hair removal process uses highly concentrated light pulse technology to inhibit hair follicles at their roots to prevent future growth. There are several types of lasers available to professional administrators, each with its own scope and effectiveness. One of the most popular types is the CO2 laser.

Harnessing the power of carbon dioxide gas, a CO2 laser works with the water in skin cells to absorb the laser's light for an effective result. A CO2 laser, like any other laser, seeks out dark pigment (called "melanin") that will attract its light output. In laser hair removal, the follicles of hair absorb this intense light, while the skin around it is left unharmed. The result is that the hair is hindered at the root, preventing future hair growth.

Use a CO2 Laser for Lasting Results Anywhere

The CO2 laser can be used on any part of the body, including the face, legs, arms, bikini area, chest, and back. Anywhere you want to remove hair can be treated with this laser with varying degrees of effectiveness. If you can commit to six to six full sessions, you are likely to see longer lasting results than with only one or two treatments. Of course, this all depends on the amount of hair you have and the size of the area being treated.

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