Uploaded on Mar 10, 2021
Do you Need to Visit a Clinic to Get a Hair Removal Treatment Done?
Do you Need to Visit a Clinic to Get a
Hair Removal Treatment Done?
Intense Pulsed Light or IPL
technology involves applying
multi spectrum light, in the
wavelength around 500nm to
1200nm, on the skin surface.
The IPL light source targets
the dark pigments
surrounding the hair follicle
and damages it, leading the
hair to fall out.
Hair Removal Treatment
IPL technology is commonly used
by medical and cosmetic
professionals to carry out
different types of skin treatments
for therapeutic and mostly
aesthetic purposes. These range
of treatments offered through IPL
include hair removal,
photorejuvenation (in the cases
of sun damage, skin
pigmentation, and thread veins),
as well as to alleviate
dermatologic diseases such as
acne and spots and wrinkles in
the skin.3,11
IPL based hair removal
treatments have proved their
efficacy in multiple clinical
studies. A 2009 study, which
evaluated the hair removal
rate after a second-generation
IPL technology, highlighted
that patients observed 75%
hair reduction after 4 months,
and up to 80% after 8 months
(75% reduction indicates that
a re-growth of 25% occurred
after the treatment).
Benefits of At Home IPL device:
Convenience of
Usage:
By using the Home use IPL
device, you have the liberty
of taking the treatment
anytime, without worrying
for any appointment. Home
based IPL devices are
portable, easy to carry and
offer multiple flexible
options.
Benefits of At Home IPL device:
Cost benefits:
A clinical based laser or an IPL
treatment at clinic can cost
somewhere between $300
per session to $600 per
session and there can be as
many as 10 sessions required
for an effective hair removal
treatment. In addition, there
will be other travel related
and administrative expenses
as well.
Benefits of At Home IPL device:
Safe Treatment:
IPL treatment at home is very
safe. IPL devices have time
and again established their
safety, through various clinical
studies. A recent 2010 clinical
study, comparing the safety
profiles of multiple available
IPL devices, highlighted that
most available IPL devices are
usually not complex and
conform to the highest safety
standards.
Cons of At Home IPL device:
The only shortcoming for a home
based IPL treatment is that, if not
used on a proper skin tone and on
recommended hair color, the
treatment can be ineffective and
can some side effects including
irritation, crusting, burns, and
discoloration at the treated areas.
To avoid such side effects, it is
imperative that you read the
instruction manual and the
instructions carefully before and
during the use.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the Home
based IPL device offers
multiple benefits of
convenience, cost, time
saving etc. as compared
to a clinic based
treatments, however,
users need to follow
manual and usage
instructions carefully to
avoid any side effects and
adverse issues.
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