Laser hair removal can be a daunting process, but it doesn't have to be. The FDA has approved two different devices that can offer the permanent hair reduction laser hair removal at home.
First of these entities is Tria. It uses a diode laser to target hair, much as a more formal treatment center would. It also comes with a small device that will scan the pigment of your skin and determine whether or not laser hair removal is safe for you at the time. Many people have experienced good results with this device, and the results have so far lasted quite well. The downside of Tria is its small size. Each laser pulse covers a relatively small surface area, meaning treatment can take a long time. Tria can not be plugged into the wall while in use and takes approximately 2 hours to charge. This fee will give you around half an hour of treatment, so this can be quite time consuming, if you try to treat large areas.
Not a true laser Silk'n IPL (intense pulsed light) used, but it works on the same principle and have similar results. Reviews have shown to be effective, Silk'n and treatment times are usually shorter than with the Tria because the pulse covers a larger area. Unlike Tria, Silk'n employ limited use cartridges as the source of the pulsating light. These cartridges are good for around 350 shots and cost around $ 50 to replace.
Than greater mobility, these units are very similar to traditional laser hair removal. There is a small risk of side-effects which should be reviewed prior to use, and you may feel some discomfort.
Home laser hair removal is an excellent alternative for those who are turned off by the prospect of going to a clinic or treatment center once a month, is uncomfortable exposing the areas they want to deal with to others, or find laser hair removal prices of traditional treatment prohibitive.
