Hair removal technology has never been better, but what are the best machines currently on the market for such a task? It can be overwhelming when your business needs a new machine to know which one is perfect for the job because there are so many currently on the market with many different attributes.
Let’s take a look at some of these top-tier machines, their features, and the spectrum of treatments they offer.
Lumenis LightSheer
The Lumenis LightSheer stands out in the field of professional laser hair removal machines for its cutting-edge technology, using diode laser tech to create rapid pulse rates that enhance treatment efficacy. The Lumenis Lightsheer operates at an optimal wavelength of 805nm. This laser is ideal for deep skin penetration treatments and effective hair follicle targeting. This machine has a rapid pulse rate, which significantly reduces treatment time and works to ensure the patient’s comfort.
Designed to accommodate various skin types, the LightSheer offers multiple versatile treatment options. The machine features ChillTip cooling technology, which cools the skin before and during treatment, minimizing discomfort during treatments. It also reduces pain sensation by incorporating High-Speed Integrated Technology (HIT) with a vacuum assist.
Alma Soprano ICE
The Alma Soprano ICE, which integrates an 810nm diode laser, is renowned for its innovative cooling technology. This technology sets new standards for patient comfort, maintaining a cool skin surface, effectively preventing burns, and reducing pain during treatment.
The Alma Soprano ICE also uses Super Hair Removal (SHR) technology. SHR tech, the only virtually painless hair removal method, gradually heats hair follicles to remove unwanted hair while causing minimal discomfort to the patient. Its in-motion technique allows for continuous movement of the handpiece, making treatments more comfortable and taking less time. The Soprano ICE works on all skin types.
Cynosure Elite+
The Cynosure Elite+ features a dual-wavelength laser system (755nm Alexandrite and 1064 Nd: YAG) and can switch between wavelengths for different treatments within the same session. This system also makes the Cynosure Elite+ adaptable for various skin types; the Alexandrite laser is ideal for lighter skin tones, while the Nd: YAG laser is better suited for patients with darker skin. The Elite+ has customizable settings, which allow precise targeting of various hair densities and colors.
The Cynosure Elite+ also offers treatments beyond hair removal. Its versatile application range makes it a valuable tool for other aesthetic treatments, such as facial vein removal and treatment of pigmented lesions.
Cutera Excel HR
The Cutera Excel HR prioritizes safety and efficacy by combining 755 Alexandrite and 1064 nm Nd:YAG wavelengths. This machine utilizes truPulse technology, ensuring consistent energy delivery to effectively reduce hair. This advanced tech features real-time calibration, motorized spot size adjustment, and a sapphire contact cooling system to maximize patient comfort.
Capable of treating different hair types from fine to coarse, Excel HR offers a wide range of treatment policies. Its combination wavelength technology makes it an effective treatment tool for wrinkles, vascular lesions, and epidermal pigmented lesions. The Excel HR also has extensive spot size options, which allow for efficient treatment of larger body areas.
Quanta Systems Light EVO
Respected and recognized in the field of professional laser hair removal machines, the Quanta Systems Light EVO offers customized treatments for patients with various hair and skin types. The Light EO series features three laser wavelengths; Alexandrite 755nm, Nd: YAG 164 nm, and Nd: YAG 532 nm, allowing extreme flexibility regarding treatment options.
Its versatility makes it suitable for various hair removal treatments, including permanent hair reduction. The Light EVO can also address skin concerns such as benign vascular and pigmented lesions, scars, and wrinkles. Its mixed wavelength technology allows for adjustments according to the patient’s specific hair and skin conditions, making this technology safe and effective for a diverse patient base.
So there you have it. A list of the best laser devices on the market. These devices come with a hefty price tag, so generally the recommendation would be to go with a used laser device.
