Faster and more efficient than conventional laser treatment, the Palomar intense pulsed light system offers a variety of options for permanent hair removal from the legs, back, bikini line, underarms, upper lip or any other place except for eye contours. The treatment is quick, practically painless and applicable to all skin types.
The Technology
What is the difference between laser and intense pulsed-light treatments?
Intense pulsed-light and laser hair removal systems are very similar, targeting the hair follicle itself. However the Palomar intense pulsed light system uses a new technology which removes hair up to ten times faster than laser systems.
Fast, comfortable and permanent
Long-Lasting Results
Pulsed-light systems work by emitting pulses of intense lamplight directly into the hair follicles, loosening the hair and permanently disabling the cells responsible for new hair growth.
Comfortable Hair Management
Traditional waxing treatments are painful, essentially tearing the hair from the skin. The Palomar Pulsed-Light process available at Nueëva is significantly more comfortable. In addition, it is not necessary to let hair grow out before treatments since pulses of light penetrate the skin.
Fast Treatment
Thanks to its advanced technology, Palomar’s Pulsed-Light System works several times faster than other light-based hair removal systems. For example, a woman’s legs or a man’s back can be treated in less than thirty minutes. Smaller areas, such as the underarms, upper lip or bikini line can be treated in even less time.
How is Unwanted Hair Usually Removed?
Shaving
Shaving is a simple but messy and time-consuming procedure requiring a constant commitment for short-term results.
Tweezing
Tweezing is painful and highly impractical for large areas. The hair you pluck always grows back again.
Depilatories
Messy, short term procedures requiring a significant amount of time and weekly repetition. Worst of all, if depilatories are left on the skin too long they can cause severe irritation or even chemical burns.
Waxing
Waxing can cover large skin areas and may last for a month or so. Yet this procedure is painful, can irritate sensitive skin and can only treat hair after it grows to a certain length above the skin.
Electrolysis
This procedure involves the use of a needle to apply an electric current to each individual hair follicle. In expert hands, electrolysis can successfully eliminate unwanted hair. However, you can treat only one hair follicle at a time, making it a tedious and time-consuming procedure.
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