Gentle Yag Pro

permanently remove unwanted hair

The Gentle Yag Pro can be used to resolve unwanted hair in the following areas of the body: Face, Neck, Chest, Back, Bikini zone, Underarms, Arms, and Legs.

What is Gentle Yag Pro and how does it work?

Give your razor, tweezers, or waxologist a break. Laser hair removal can permanently eliminate unwanted hair, unlike shaving and waxing, which both result in total regrowth.

The Gentle Yag Pro is the fastest and most powerful Nd:YAG laser on the market today. It effectively treats all skin types, including tanned skin, offering unmatched treatment capabilities in permanent hair reduction, wrinkles, and skin tightening.

The Gentle Yag Pro Laser system delivers laser energy through a small device held by the practitioner. It functions by delivering a narrow, intense beam of light that is then absorbed by the skin and converted to heat which is absorbed by the cells in the specific targeted area of the face or body. The process involves focusing the laser upon a very limited area, and this direct beam does not affect the surrounding tissue – the perfect method for those who are interested in hair removal.

The Gentle Yag Pro can be used to resolve unwanted hair in the following areas of the body: Face, Neck, Chest, Back, Bikini zone, Underarms, Arms, and Legs.

Dynamic Cooling For Protection

Patented Epidermal Cooling – The Gentle Yag Pro’s Dynamic Cooling Device represents an adjustable epidermal protection technology to maximize patient safety and comfort. It has a special contact cooling handpiece that helps cool down the surrounding skin as it directs laser energy to the hair follicle.

Hardly any Downtime!

The appearance of the skin after Gentle Yag Pro varies from patient to patient, depending on their skin type and area treated. The laser treatment feels like a hot pinch, or similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin. To prepare for the treatment, a specific anesthetic cream is applied to the area 30 minutes before the Gentle Yag Pro treatment.

Most patients have redness and some swelling of the treated area with mild discomfort similar in sensation to a mild sunburn. This may last from an hour to a day. Hair from the treated area may be shed. Mild crusting may occur, but if the patient experiences extensive crusting or blister formation they should contact their physician. Most patients can return to their usual activities right away.