Diode hair removal
Diode hair removal is one of the types of laser hair removal. The protection of the skin from the negative effects of powerful rays is provided by sapphire optics, which the device is equipped with. Thanks to the diode, hair removal occurs precisely, which increases the effectiveness of the procedure, reducing the risk of side effects.
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Diode hair removal procedure
Diode hair removal is suitable if you have:
- there are ingrown hairs;
- sensitive delicate skin on which allergies appear after shaving;
- dark, coarse hairs that grow back quickly after hair removal;
- allergy to the components of wax or sugaring, as well as cream.
Diode hair removal helps to achieve:
- complete absence of hairs after just a few sessions;
- absolute removal of ingrown hairs;
- disappearance of pigment spots that remain after ingrown hairs.
The day before the procedure, you need to shave the area to be epilated with a razor. Since for the procedure the hair length should not exceed 1 mm. You should also avoid applying creams and lotions. The hair removal procedure itself occurs as follows:
- The specialist treats the area of skin with lidocaine for pain relief.
- The client lies down on the couch and puts on special protective glasses over his eyes.
- The specialist begins the hair removal procedure by treating the area with a laser. Don't be alarmed if you smell burnt hair while epilating, this is completely normal.
- If hairs are epilated on a small area of the body, it will take about 15 minutes, but large areas will take up to 4 hours.
Under no circumstances should diode hair removal be performed at home. To do this, you need to have an expensive device and extensive experience in working with it. Otherwise, irreversible, sad consequences may occur.
Diode hair removal - contraindications
Despite all its advantages, diode hair removal has a number of contraindications:
- presence of a fresh tan (you cannot tan for 2 weeks before the hair removal procedure);
- diabetes mellitus;
- colds;
- varicose veins in the area where hair will be removed;
- the presence of diseases of the pelvis and mammary glands prohibits hair removal in bikini areas and armpits;
- low-quality tumors;
- skin diseases (fungus, herpes, lichen, etc.);
- open damage to the skin where hair removal will take place;
- pregnancy and lactation;
- many moles at the site of the procedure;
To avoid side effects, do not try to remove hair remaining after the procedure yourself. They will fall out on their own after some time.
Which laser hair removal is better: diode or alexandrite?
To decide which hair removal is better, you need to compare the pros and cons of each.
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From the comparative table it is clear that for the most part the criteria are similar for both epilations, but they are still intended for different hair types. If using a diode you can only remove dark hair, then alexandrite is more universal, although it is not suitable for very light hairs. Therefore, it would be incorrect to say which laser is better; each is good, but only in its own field.
Comparison of elos hair removal and diode hair removal
Another popular one type of hair removal- elos. We looked at the pros and cons of the diode a little higher. And now about the advantages and disadvantages of elos hair removal.
- allows you to remove even the lightest hairs;
- affects the deepest layers of the hair follicle.
This is if we talk about the advantages, but among the disadvantages we can note, first of all, the high cost of the procedure. In second place, which is also important, is pain. Some girls claim that even painkillers do not give the desired effect, but, as they say, beauty requires sacrifice.
There are no good or bad lasers for hair removal - there is the right one or the wrong one. This requires consultation with an experienced specialist who will tell you which device to give preference to. This will allow you to quickly get the desired result and save money on experiments.
Reviews about diode hair removal: pros and cons
In general, the rating for diode hair removal is 4 stars out of 5. The girls were divided into two groups: some say that the procedure is generally painless, while others claim that they had to endure severe pain. Most likely, this is due to different pain thresholds, which are individual for everyone. Another part of the complaints came from specialists providing misinformation to their clients. According to the latter, 6-7 procedures are required to completely get rid of hair, but in reality they need at least 10-12.
Otherwise, everyone was satisfied with the results that were obtained after the course of sessions. The hair becomes much weaker and the skin is cleaner. Ingrown hairs and enlarged pores disappear and no longer bother you. Yes, the cost of the course is not very cheap, but it is a one-time investment, the result of which will please you for up to 20 years, or even until the end of your life.





