Laser Hair
Removal
Types of Lasers
Ruby (694nm)
The first generation of hair removal lasers. Best results on very fair skin (Fitzpatrick I-II) with dark hair. Limited effectiveness on light or red hair, and high risk of burns or pigmentation in darker skin tones. Rarely used today, replaced by newer technologies.
Alexandrite (755nm)
Highly popular and fast. Effective on light to olive skin types with dark, coarse hair. Covers large areas efficiently.
Diode (810nm)
One of the most common technologies. Safe and effective for a wide range of skin types (light to medium-dark). Suitable for large body areas such as legs, back, and arms.
Nd:YAG (1064nm)
Best choice for darker skin tones. Provides deeper penetration and reduces risk of burns or pigmentation issues.
Mixed Technology
Combines multiple wavelengths (e.g., Alexandrite + Nd:YAG) to treat all skin types and deliver optimal results.
Impact of Skin & Hair Type
- Most effective on fair skin with dark, coarse hair.
- Medium to darker skin tones require safe wavelengths like Diode or Nd:YAG, often with more sessions.
- Light, fine, blonde, or red hair responds poorly due to low melanin.
- White or grey hair does not respond to laser at all.
Number of Sessions:
- Typically 6–8 sessions for the body, spaced 4–6 weeks apart.
- 8–10 sessions for the face, due to hormonal influence.
- 1–2 annual maintenance sessions are recommended to preserve results.
Why Rose Derma?
- At Rose Derma, laser type is chosen based on each client’s skin and hair type for the safest and most effective results.
- State-of-the-art technology and professional expertise ensure a safe, comfortable, and effective experience.
- For hygiene and client safety: disposable items (towels and covers) are always used, and all reusable equipment is carefully cleaned, disinfected, and sterilized.
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