Every session runs on the same platform: a four-wavelength diode laser with sapphire contact cooling, run continuously rather than powered down between clients.
The platform combines 755, 808, 940 and 1064 nm in a single handpiece. Different wavelengths reach different depths and respond differently to hair and skin characteristics, which is why a multi-wavelength device gives the specialist more to work with than a single-wavelength one.
755 nm — shorter wavelength, common for finer hair
808 nm — the platform's primary working wavelength for most areas
940 / 1064 nm — deeper penetration, used where appropriate for the area and hair type
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Sapphire contact cooling
The handpiece tip is cooled to around −16°C and stays in contact with the skin throughout the pulse. This is designed to protect the surrounding skin and support comfort during the session, rather than treating cooling as a separate, optional step.
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Built for continuous operation
The device is rated for 24-hour continuous operation, which in practice means consistent output from the first booking of the day to the last — settings aren't compromised by a device that's overheating or cycling down.
Frequently asked questions
Is a multi-wavelength device better than a single-wavelength one?
It gives the specialist more options to match the wavelength to the area and hair characteristics, rather than using one setting for everyone. The right choice still depends on individual assessment during a consultation.
Does the cooling actually reduce discomfort?
Contact cooling at the tip is designed to protect skin and support comfort during the pulse. Individual sensitivity still varies, and the specialist can adjust settings based on your feedback during the session.
Is this safe for darker skin tones?
The multi-wavelength design gives more flexibility to select settings appropriate to different skin types, which is assessed individually during a consultation rather than assumed from a single default setting.
