HOW IT WORKS
The Gentle Pro Series is the gold standard for laser hair removal in all Fitzpatrick skin types. It is a dual wavelength laser platform that combines the fastest and most powerful 755 nm Alexandrite laser with an equally powerful 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser for high performance treatment capabilities in terms of speed, efficacy, ease-of-use, performance, safety and patient satisfaction.
What Does This Laser Do?
- Permanent removal of unwanted or excess hair in all skin types
- Removal of benign keratoses and/or sun spots on all parts of the body
- Correction and rejuvenation of areas with diffuse sun damage on the face and body
- Treatment of facial redness and broken blood vessels
- Skin tightening
What Should I Expect When I Arrive For A Treatment With The GentleMax Pro™?
In general, you should expect to numb with topical lidocaine for 20-30 minutes prior to your procedure. Below are descriptions of the various procedures we perform with the GentleMax Pro™.
Hair Removal
The GentleMax Pro™ is the gold standard for effective hair removal in skin types I-VI, which includes most skin types. The GentleMax Pro™ excels in providing safe, high speed, effective laser hair removal with high patient satisfaction and comfort. Typically, permanent hair removal requires 4-6 treatments, but some patients require more. The fee for hair removal depends on the size of the area, and we are happy to provide you with more information when you call. View pricing for laser hair removal.
Sun Spots and Benign Keratoses Removal
The GentleMax Pro™ can effectively remove unwanted brown sun damage spots and benign keratoses without scarring. The late fall and winter are the best times to start treatment of these lesions since the skin should be shielded from sun exposure before and after treatment for the best results. Some spots may require more than one treatment.
Color Correction and Rejuvenation of Skin with Diffuse Sun Damage
The GentleMax Pro™ can also treat diffuse sun damage which is often seen on the face, neck, chest and arms. Depending on the extent of sun damage, a series of treatments may be necessary, but significant improvement is seen with each treatment.
