Laser Hair Reduction
Permanent hair reduction with
more individualized settings
Elite iQ combines Alexandrite 755 nm and Nd:YAG 1064 nm wavelengths. This flexibility, together with Skintel melanin measurement, helps the technician choose parameters based on the treatment area, hair and skin characteristics. Zimmer air cooling is used to support comfort.
Permanent
Hair Reduction
Long-lasting results for smoother, clearer skin.
Dual Wavelength
Technology
755 nm Alexandrite & 1064 nm Nd:YAG for deeper results.
Individualized
Settings
Parameters tailored to your area, hair and skin characteristics.
Comfort
Focused
Zimmer air cooling keeps treatments comfortable.
Suitable for Many
Skin Types
Safe and effective across a wide range of skin tones.
Advanced
Safety
Designed with safety features for your peace of mind.
What it can address
Dark, pigmented hair on the face or body, reducing shaving or waxing, and selected ingrown-hair concerns.
Gray, white, blonde and some red hair may not contain enough pigment for an effective laser response.
Preparation
- Shave as directed, usually the day before or day of treatment.
- Do not wax, tweeze, thread or epilate the area during the treatment series.
- Avoid tanning and self-tanner; follow the clinic's sun-exposure protocol.
- Disclose medications, skin changes and recent procedures.
Appointment experience
The area is assessed and prepared, protective eyewear is used, and laser pulses are delivered in a controlled pattern. Treatment can take from minutes to longer depending on the area. You may feel heat or brief snapping sensations.
Aftercare
- Use gentle skin care and sun protection.
- Avoid heat, friction, strenuous exercise or irritants for the period advised.
- Do not pick or scratch; contact the clinic about blistering, prolonged pain or unexpected reaction.
Course and maintenance
Most people need a series because only some hairs are in an active growth stage at each visit. A common starting range is 6-8 sessions. Timing series by area, often approximately 4-8 weeks. Hormones and biology can drive new growth, so maintenance may be recommended.
Possible risks
Temporary redness, swelling around follicles, sensitivity, pigment change, blistering, burns, crusting, infection or scarring are possible. Risk varies with skin, sun exposure, settings and aftercare. Results vary, and complete permanent removal is not promised.