Long Pulse Nd:YAG Laser is an advanced laser treatment used for reducing unwanted hair and addressing selected skin concerns.
It works by delivering controlled laser energy to the targeted area. For hair reduction, the laser targets the hair follicle to help slow down future hair growth.
At Pure Derma, our dermatologist assesses your skin type, hair growth and concerns to recommend a treatment plan suited to you.
Helps reduce unwanted facial and body hair over a series of treatments.
May help treat certain visible blood vessels and leg veins, depending on their type and size.
May be used for certain dermatological and skin rejuvenation applications, based on your dermatologist’s assessment.
The laser sends controlled energy into the targeted area.
For hair reduction, this energy is absorbed by the hair follicle, helping reduce future hair growth.
Since hair grows in different stages, multiple sessions are usually needed for better results.
It is an advanced laser treatment used for unwanted hair and selected skin concerns. It is commonly used for laser hair reduction.
It is mainly used for:
The laser delivers energy to the targeted area. For hair reduction, it targets the hair follicle to help slow future hair growth.
Nd:YAG Laser can be suitable for many Indian skin types. Your dermatologist will assess your skin and select appropriate settings.
You may feel warmth, mild discomfort or a snapping sensation. Cooling may be used to make the treatment more comfortable.
The number of sessions depends on your hair growth, treatment area, skin type and individual response. Multiple sessions are usually needed.
Some hair reduction may be noticed after the first session. Better results usually develop over a series of treatments.
It helps achieve long-term hair reduction, but does not guarantee permanent removal of every hair. Maintenance sessions may be needed.
Yes. It may be used for areas such as the upper lip, chin, neck, underarms, arms, legs and back.
Yes, shaving is generally allowed. Waxing and plucking are usually avoided during treatment because they remove hair from the follicle.
Laser hair reduction generally has little to no significant downtime. Temporary redness or mild swelling may occur.
It may be used for selected visible blood vessels and leg veins. Your dermatologist will assess whether the concern is suitable for laser treatment.
It is generally considered safe when performed by a qualified professional using suitable settings.
Temporary redness, swelling and pigmentation changes may occur. Your dermatologist will explain the risks and precautions.
