Laser Hair Removal

Clarity Laser Hair Removal is one of the most effective methods for permanently reducing hair growth in nearly any area of the face or body. Many people will see up to six months of hairlessness in treated areas and a permanent reduction of up to 90% in unwanted hair.

Laser Hair Removal works by the principles of selective photothermolysis. When laser light hits your skin, it is absorbed more by darker tissues than lighter tissues. Since hair shafts and follicles normally contain more melanin, the chemical that makes skin cells darker, they tend to absorb more light than surrounding tissues. This causes them to heat up more rapidly than the surrounding skin and suffer more thermal damage, which causes the follicles to shut down or even die.

Because lasers used for hair removal target hair pigment, red, blonde, white and gray hair cannot be effectively treated with lasers.

In order to achieve optimal results, a series of four to seven laser hair removal treatments will be recommended. The length of intervals between treatments will depend on your hair growth cycle, but typically facial hair removal treatments are spaced four to six weeks apart, and body hair removal treatments are spaced eight to ten weeks apart.