How long does the hair stay gone and does it hurt?

Hair may never return at all. The exact amount of time that the hair stays gone depends on the area being treated, the settings selected by the technician, and individual hair and skin factors. Depending on the settings used by the technician in accordance with the patient request, hair removal may either be permanent or for a certain period of time (4-5-6 months) No. The light is selectively absorbed by the hair and hair follicles. The skin itself is exposed to little heat. Plus, no irritating chemicals are used, and the hairs aren’t pulled on in any way.

IPL treatment

The laser works by disabling hairs that are in their active growth cycle at the time of your treatment. Because other hairs enter their growth cycles at different time's additional treatments will be necessary to disable all of the follicles in a given area. Generally with the body it may take 3 to 6 treatments and with the face 4-8 treatments.
The treatments are spaced apart once every 8-10 weeks for the body and once every 4-6 weeks for the face. When we do a treatment the hairs will actually stay away for a period of 7-8 weeks for the body and 4-5 weeks for the face. At this time the hairs will start to grow back and this is the best time to be doing the next treatment.
Our lasers are fully certified to claim 'Permanent hair reduction' which means up to 85-90% of the hair can be removed which in most cases is a very good result.

Hair removal for BLONDS and REDHEADS

Most hair types usually contain pigment and therefore can be treated. However, very light [yellow pigment], red [red pigment] or white [no pigment] hairs cannot be treated as effectively as dark [black or dark brown or light brown pigments] hairs. This is because yellow and red pigments do not absorb light as well as brown and black pigments. This means that the darkest, thickest hairs respond best to this type of hair removal treatments. It would take many more treatments to treat lighter shades with IPLs and higher energy levels may be needed, so more caution is also required to avoid damage to the surrounding tissue. Shines & Shimmers IPL clinics offer substantially discounted prices for people who want to try to treat these lighter shades of hairs because it will take much longer and nobody really know what the end result will be. Some therapists and clinics claim to have IPL machines that can treat light hairs effectively. According to scientific evidence it is not possible as light is (discriminatory) attracted to color and is absorbed by it. What many clinics are not telling their clients is that they use a technology which utilises RF [radio frequencies]. As far as our understanding of it goes RF absorbes into ALL substances in your skin/body (including your red blood cells, white blood cells etc) and not just the pigment (which is what a normal IPL does). May be it is this great new trend but thinking logically, if this was such an effective method many other manufacturers would be copying it, and they are not.

Hair removal for BLONDS and REDHEADS

Most hair types usually contain pigment and therefore can be treated. However, very light [yellow pigment], red [red pigment] or white [no pigment] hairs cannot be treated as effectively as dark [black or dark brown or light brown pigments] hairs. This is because yellow and red pigments do not absorb light as well as brown and black pigments. This means that the darkest, thickest hairs respond best to this type of hair removal treatments. It would take many more treatments to treat lighter shades with IPLs and higher energy levels may be needed, so more caution is also required to avoid damage to the surrounding tissue. Shines & Shimmers IPL clinics offer substantially discounted prices for people who want to try to treat these lighter shades of hairs because it will take much longer and nobody really know what the end result will be. Some therapists and clinics claim to have IPL machines that can treat light hairs effectively. According to scientific evidence it is not possible as light is (discriminatory) attracted to color and is absorbed by it. What many clinics are not telling their clients is that they use a technology which utilises RF [radio frequencies]. As far as our understanding of it goes RF absorbes into ALL substances in your skin/body (including your red blood cells, white blood cells etc) and not just the pigment (which is what a normal IPL does). May be it is this great new trend but thinking logically, if this was such an effective method many other manufacturers would be copying it, and they are not.

What are IPL’s disadvantages?

What are IPL’s disadvantages?Given that there is little damage to the skin surface, several treatments may be required to see the desired effect. For best results, approximately 4-6 treatments, spaced 3 weeks apart, are needed. Side effects can include transient redness and increased or decreased pigment in the treated area. Minimizing sun exposure can reduce these side effects.

Vein removal

This procedure is appropriate for a broad range of vessels, with particularly good results for spider veins and broken capillaries (known as telangiectasia).
The intense pulse light is absorbed by the veins and causes destruction of the vessel and coagulation of the blood within. The remnants are later re-absorbed by the body and blood flow is redirected. All the healing takes place below the skin surface.
This procedure is particularly good results for spider veins and broken capillaries…Significant results will be seen about 2–6 weeks after the first treatment, however final results may not be apparent for several months. Follow-up treatments may or may not be necessary. It is possible that new veins will appear, especially if you are exposed to extreme weather conditions.
The procedure may sting a little. After treatment, for the first 24 hours, a slight reddening and local swelling of the skin may result. It is recommended that you do not take hot baths, showers or partake in vigorous physical activity during this time.

Laser tattoo removal

Laser tattoo removal is a safe and effective method. It is less painful than getting a tattoo. Lasers remove tattoos by breaking up the pigment colors of the tattoo with a high-intensity light beam. The pigment is then absorbed by the body. The more laser treatments you have, the more the laser can penetrate to wipe away the ink. The number of treatments required will depend on whether the tattoo is professional or amateur. Amateur tattoos are more easily removed; however, with any tattoo you will see a lightening after every treatment. Once the tattoo has been successfully removed the result is permanent. Overdoing the laser treatments can cause damage to your skin and eventually lead to scarring. The laser type, number of sessions and the patient's body ability to rid itself of the ink are factors that can determine the outcome of the procedure. Sometimes there are no traces of scarring but it really depends on the situation. Depending on your tattoo, you may need anywhere from 1-10 sessions. Each laser treatment takes only a few minutes to complete. Furthermore, the pigment will never return after it is removed. After laser tattoo removal, there is some redness and mild blistering like a sunburn. This resolves in 3-7 days.

Multiple treatments necessary for IPL

Why are multiple treatments necessary?Depending on the number of conditions you are treating, and the severity of the individual problem, a series of four to six treatment sessions may be recommended. You can return to work the same day and resume all your regular activities. By dividing the full program into several treatments, the procedure provides gradual improvement with very low risk — and, it preserves the wonderful “no down time” feature that people appreciate so much.

When will I see results?

You can expect to see a gradual decrease in overall redness, flushing and dilated capillaries. People with visible aging from the sun can expect to see their skin become smoother with a decrease in fine wrinkles, reduction in pore size and fading of sunspots. Many patients with rosacea see improvement in breakouts and are able to decrease or discontinue their medications.
After your first treatment, your skin will feel smoother and will have more even tone. Improvement is gradual and will continue to be more visible after each treatment. Many individuals experience dramatic results only after 1-2 treatments; however, 4-6 treatments are performed for optimal results. Some patients will benefit from additional treatments depending on the specific condition being treated and desired results.

Who should not have laser IPL hair removal?

This really depends upon the type of machine used by a clinic and your skin and hair colour.
There is a wide variety of equipment promoted by around thirty manufacturers and distributors in China.
Some of the newer machines available claim that they can treat all skin types and hair colour, however other pieces of equipment may be more limited. As a result, some clinics may not be able to treat you for the following reasons:
if you have ginger hair which may respond poorly to the treatment. Blonde or white hairs sometimes hardly respond at all;
Mediterranean, Middle and Far Eastern skin types may need to be treated with care;
darker skin types than the groups listed above. They may not suitable for the stronger lasers because the skin pigment absorbs too much energy causing unwanted damage. Similarly, patients who have recent sun tans should wait until their tan fades.

General reasons of unsuitability not related to skin and hair type include:
1.any history of sensitivity to light based treatments;
2.an active infection at the site to be treated;
3.patients who have used the drug isotretinoin in the last year.
4.pregnancy

Electrolysis hair removal

Electrolysis is a form of permanent hair removal that uses electricity. During the process of electrolysis, a qualified practitioner inserts a fine metal probe into the hair follicle, delivering an electric current which destroys the area that generates the hair. Tweezers are then used to remove the loosened hair, and the process is repeated for each individual hair. While electrolysis is the most permanent form of hair removal available, a number of treatments are usually required. This is because some hairs may be missed or may be in their dormant stage during any given treatment session. Also, electrolysis treatments should be administered carefully in order to avoid dangers such as electric shock, excessive pain, infection, and scarring. While it is costly and time-consuming, when carried out properly home electrolysis can provide effective, permanent hair removal.

Electrolysis hair removal

Electrolysis is a form of permanent hair removal that uses electricity. During the process of electrolysis, a qualified practitioner inserts a fine metal probe into the hair follicle, delivering an electric current which destroys the area that generates the hair. Tweezers are then used to remove the loosened hair, and the process is repeated for each individual hair. While electrolysis is the most permanent form of hair removal available, a number of treatments are usually required. This is because some hairs may be missed or may be in their dormant stage during any given treatment session. Also, electrolysis treatments should be administered carefully in order to avoid dangers such as electric shock, excessive pain, infection, and scarring. While it is costly and time-consuming, when carried out properly home electrolysis can provide effective, permanent hair removal.

What conditions can Photorejevenation treat?

Imperfections from Sun Damage and Photo-aging!!Enlarged pores, dull complexions and other facial imperfections orabnormalities can detract from your well being and appearance, nomatter how healthy and young you feel. IPL technology improvesboth the superficial and deeper skin layers and rejuvenates the skinwhile at the same time delivering beneficial thermal energy to deeptissue. After a series of treatments, you can see a significantreduction of unwanted pigmentation and the appearance ofsmoother, revitalized skin. The same treatment can be usedeffectively on the neck, the chest, and the hands.
Benign Vascular Lesions: Broken Veins and CapillariesThe face has an extensive network of veins and tiny blood vesselscalled capillaries. Over time, aging, trauma, sun exposure, andcertain lifestyle factors cause a number of them to break appearingas red streaks or blotches on the face. IPL therapy can eliminatedamaged veins and capillaries by removing virtually all trace ofthese unsightly blemishes.

Hair Removal

As the skin gets older it slows down the production of new skin, getting tired, therefore it does not repair or renew with the exuberance of youth. Not only does skin take longer to repair and renew but it also loses its structural integrity as the production of collagen and elastin decreases. With the face being the only place on the body where the skin is attached to the muscles, the face begins to drop and wrinkles form.

Laser photrejuvention awakens the skin again and massively stimulates its production of collagen and elastin, firming and toning the face and reducing wrinkles. The face looks much fuller and youthful with reduction in nasal labial folds and forehead wrinkles. Other areas of the body can also benefit as the laser treatment helps resurface the tops layer of the skin, giving a younger, smoother, more alive look. We are also trained as nutritionists, in herbal medicine, stress management and can add naturopathic approaches to these treatments. Laser treatment coupled with our microdermabrasion and non-surgical facelift treatments can take up to 20 years off some people's appearance without sugery.

Phtorejuvenation is generally carried out through 3 to 6 treatments with intervals of 21 days between treatments. After that if you wanted, you could have it once a month, just to pump up the face.

Red (Spider) Veins Elimination
Red spider veins are known as Telangiectasia and occur where there is clear indication that some of the tiny vessels on the surface of the skin are no longer working well and blood is trapped in them. This can be very unsightly and embarrassing for the person because they develop an uncontrollable ruddy completion. When left untreated these veins simply continue to spread.

This condition is most often seen in people with light skins, particularly people of Celtic origin but can occur in mid-range colour skins. It can be due to over-exposure to the sun, heat or certain medications, stress, autoimmune diseases, nutritional deficiency, or can be inherited. Over-use of alcohol also starts onset by causing a B vitamin deficiency so the texture of the vessels are not so strong and people lose some of their ability to regulate their body temperatures. Menopause is another time of onset for this disorder when women suffer from sweats and overheating as oestrogen and progesterone levels drop.

Laser treatment help cauterise these veins and eradicate them so the skin returns more to a normal colour. A series of treatments carried out with short intervals in between quickly deals with the problem in a very short period of time. We also recommend vitamins and herbal support to help the texture of the blood vessels improve.

Which is Better, Laser or IPL?

The results achieved by laser and IPL epilation are generally considered 'interchangeable', meaning about equal. However, each procedure has distinct advantages. Laser Epilation can also shave the skin while simultaneously treating the follicle below, whereas IPL cannot.
Intense Pulsed Light has the ability to treat large areas in less time (due to the total overall energy being used). In terms of 'progressive permanency', they both will typically produce an 80 to 90% reduction in ananagen hair growth activity within 90 days. Treatments should not be administered more than once per 14 day period (or twice a month).

How does ipl work?

IPL systems work on the same principles as lasers in that light energy is absorbed into particular target cells with colour (chromophores) in the skin. The light energy is converted to heat energy, which causes damage to the specific target area. IPL systems are different to lasers in that they deliver many wavelengths (or colours) in each pulse of light instead of just one wavelength. Most IPL systems use filters to refine the energy output for the treatment of certain areas. This enhances penetration without using excessive energy levels and enables targetting of specific chromophores (these are skin components that absorb light).
IPL therapy is considered a non-ablative resurfacing technique, which means that it targets the lower layers of skin (dermis) without affecting the top layers of skin (epidermis). The results are not as dramatic as ablative resurfacing where both the dermis and epidermis are injured to produce a much more noticeable overall outcome. The advantage of IPL therapy is its minimal downtime – a patient can often have the procedure done in their lunch break and return to work immediately afterwards.

Is it safe to use the ipl machine

The IPL system was developed from years of research at the Wellman Laboratories of Photo-medicine, one of the world's leading medical laser research institutions. The IPL is pulsed, or "turned on," for only a fraction of a second and the duration of each pulse is just long enough to disable the hair follicles. A unique component of the IPL system, the actively cooled sapphire hand-piece, was designed to protect the skin by actively cooling it before, during and after the IPL is transmitted. It also actively draws off heat from the skin surface, which further protects the skin from injury.

why ipl is good than other Laser Hair Removal Systems

Using the latest technology in laser hair removal,IPL can rapidly treat large areas without the limitations of older technologies. The IPL system's longer wavelength allows it to be used safely and effectively on patients.Unlike other systems,IPL can treat the fine hair on a woman's upper lip just as easily and effectively as the coarse hair on a man's back. The cooled hand piece increases patient comfort and minimizes the adverse skin reaction commonly seen with other lasers. IPL systems are the best laser hair removal systems on the market for all skin tones, from light to dark,including tanned patients.Their unique design,longer wavelength and innovative cooling design allow extremely effective,safe,permanent results. In addition to treating multiple symptoms and locations in each session,IPL is gentle,non-invasive and safe.Because of this,there is no "down time." You see results in the complexion and the skin texture of the entire face. You can return to your normal routines and activities immediately.In fact,many people even schedule their sessions during their lunch break. Additionally,IPL treatments are customized to your specific skin type and color,providing the best possible results.IPL Best for Hair Removal Because : Best Wavelength for dark and tanned skin;Also effective for light skin.Best range of parameter for both fine and coarse hair.

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Why is IPL so Exciting ,Safe for skin rejuvenation

lasers deliver a specific band of light that will generally treat one skin problem. LePapillon’s Quantum SR and Vasculite VR IPL Photorejuvenation Systems, deliver a broad band of pulsed light, so they are an alternative to laser surgery, chemical peels and it has no downtime! Following a treatment, most patients can go back to their usual activities and can immediately apply make-up. IPL is a safe, non-invasive solution that can be customized to your individual needs and will provide superior cosmetic results and high levels ofsatisfaction. Even after the first treatment, skin feels smoother and appears more even toned.

IPL is noninvasive and very safe. You can usually return directly to work and apply makeup immediately. You can resume all your activities (except sun exposure) immediately. Very rarely, temporary mild bruising or blistering may occur in the treated areas, which will resolve in a few days.

How does the IPL system remove hair?

The IPL targets the pigment located in the hair follicle and shaft. The light is absorbed by the pigment in the hair follicle and this energy is converted to heat which results in damage to the hair follicle. This damage causes delayed re-growth of the hair, and in most cases permanent destruction of many of the hair follicles. Unlike electrolysis, which kills one hair follicle at a time, the laser reaches and treats hundreds of follicles at a time.

Most people tolerate the treatments very well. Discomfort is often described as a slight tingling or a pinch similar to the snap of a rubber band. Topical anesthesia can be used when treating particularly sensitive areas of the body.

How many procedures are available with IPL?

What's made Intense Pulse Light or the IPL machine so effective is the fact that it's one machine with a variety of different hand pieces which allow it a variety of treatment options. Depending on the machine, it can do hair removal, it can do photo-facials, or skin rejuvenation, it can do spider veins, it can also take care of acne. Again, some of that depends on the actual machine and the hand pieces. But that's why people like IPL because it has many different options.

Who is authorized to administer IPL?

An IPL machine is not a laser. In many states and in many spas it is important, and it's regulated, that the doctor perform the laser treatments. Again, you're going to need to check your state. With an IPL machine, because it's not a laser, the regulations are really a gray area. So again, state to state it depends who can use an IPL machine. It can be either your doctor or the aesthetician or somebody in the MediSpa who uses the IPL machine. In any regards, each IPL machine should have its own registration accreditation where whosever is using that IPL machine should know how to use it. And you should ask in the MediSpa to make sure that those accreditations to use an IPL machine, that certificate is available.

What are the risk factors for IPL?

What's good about IPL is it doesn't have the invasiveness of a typical laser, which means the concerns about bleeding and scarring are significantly less. On the other hand, for any patient that is undergoing this treatment, you need to make sure that you don't have the risk of either hyperpigmentation, which is darkening of the skin, or hypopigmentation, which is lightening of the skin. Specifically, African Americans or dark-skinned patients, you need to be very careful before you use an IPL machine. In fact, there are very few instances where you want to use an IPL machine. So the risks are almost entirely pigment changes. That's why it's important, if you're going to a medi-spa, that the doctor examines you before anybody does any treatment.

What is the difference between intense pulsed light treatments and traditional laser therapy?

Lasers have been around for a longer time than the IPL machine, and the difference is that the laser usually targets one small area of light to target a specific part of the body, whether it's hair or veins or skin. It can be very invasive, and doctors do need to use the lasers. The IPL machine, because it uses a broader spectrum of light, is not as invasive, and will cover a broader area of treatment options. Whereas you may need one laser for hair, one laser for skin, and one for veins, an IPL with different hand sets can treat all of those different areas. The other issue is that because the IPL is not a true laser, the regulations of who can and cannot use the IPL machine are a lot different, and state-to-state dependent.