Aesthetic Medicine
Almost the entire surface of our body is covered with hair, most of which is light and thin, therefore not visible. It is surprising to imagine that the forehead is the most densely covered part by hair follicles. On the other hand, some hairs are darker and thicker. Scientifically speaking, we can divide them into two major families: those of arterial origin (mostly red) and those of venous origin (blue, green-blue, black). Their color varies according to origin, depth, and size, ranging from red to blue.
Since most lasers can only target hairs in the growth phase, and not all hairs grow simultaneously, multiple sessions are necessary (typically 3/4 in the first year, 2/3 in the second, and one in the third). From the first session, there is a drastic reduction in hair, and the regrowing hairs are weaker and lighter.
Outstanding results are achieved in the treatment of dark and thick hair, while results are more modest for light and fine hair.
The use of medical lasers is strictly reserved for physicians, as these machines can be potentially dangerous in inexperienced hands. However, lasers have been produced for use by non-medical personnel (e.g., aestheticians), but their power and effectiveness are significantly lower.
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