Laser hair removal is one of the most popular acts in aesthetic medicine.
It is a medical procedure that gradually and definitively destroys unwanted
hair through a series of sessions (5 to 7 on average) spaced 4 At 8 weeks over
a period of 12 to 16 months.
Laser hair removal can be applied to all areas of the body and on all
skin types (even tanned or dark skin). A variety of epilatory lasers has been
developed in this direction. The most common of these are: the alexandrite
laser for light skin and the YAG laser for bronzed and / or black skin.
The laser emits a highly concentrated fine light intended to be
selectively absorbed by the pigment constituting the hair (melanin). This light
once absorbed will turn into heat and destroy the hair with its root (the hair
follicle), which will not grow again. A skin cooling system is associated with
the laser to protect it.

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