'IPL'stands for 'Intensive Pulse Light,' which involves the use of pulsed light to target hair follicles and hair bulbs, making hair growth less likely.
SSC hair removal involves the application of a gel, often referred to as 'Treasure Beans,' which has hair-inhibiting properties.
This gel is applied to the treatment area, and then Crypton light is used.
Crypton light, when applied, uses heat energy to break capsules, allowing it to penetrate hair follicles and inhibit hair growth, making it less likely for hair to regrow.
The SHR method is heat-based and operates by delivering heat to the hair follicles within the hair bulb area,
causing damage and making it difficult for new hair to grow.
Medical hair removal is carried out by medical professionals such as doctors and nurses in a clinical setting.
Specialized lasers, only accessible by healthcare practitioners, are employed to destroy hair follicles and suppress hair growth.
It is possible to target deeper hair follicles compared to light-based hair removal due to the use of more powerful equipment, making it more effective.
