Arizona Hair Removal Devices

Common hair removal devices found in clinics include micro-fine needles and laser hand units. The former are used in the administering of electrolysis, and the latter in laser hair removal. Both devices are capable of producing long-term or even permanent retardation or cessation of new growth because they physically damage the follicles that produce it.

Hair Removal Devices Used in North Scottsdale, Arizona

The micro-fine needles used in electrolysis are so fine that they don't even pierce the skin, causing no bleeding whatsoever and minimal discomfort to the patient. Through the metal needles, the clinic doctor or an experienced technician will deliver an electrical pulse that shoots into the follicle, damaging it and impairing its capabilities.

Laser hair removal devices aim to accomplish the same goal--follicle damage--by focusing intense beams of high-frequency laser light into the follicle. Common examples of these hand units include the Soprano, Diamond Tome, Alma Harmony IPL, Cynosure and Aesthera PPX.

Both types of hair removal device have benefits and drawbacks, and prospective patients are urged to have a consultation session with an experienced doctor to determine which procedure is most likely to produce the desired results. The patient's skin tone, personal medical history, expectations and particular growth patterns must all be professionally assessed to determine which method should be used.

In North Scottsdale and throughout Arizona, NuU Medspa employs cutting-edge technology to deliver proven results that meet or exceed patient expectations. Their doctors, nurses and technicians have extensive specialized experience in the application of today's most advanced cosmetic medicine techniques.