See results with fewer treatments

The difference between medical hair removal and non-medical hair removal (beauty salon) is whether it is a medical procedure or not. Non-medical hair removal is performed by an esthetician and uses light irradiation to make it difficult for hair to grow, while medical hair removal is a treatment that can only be performed by a doctor or nurse, and destroys the "tissue that produces hair" with high-power laser irradiation. Medical hair removal has a higher output than light, and the effect can be felt in fewer sessions, so medical hair removal is often cheaper when considering the total cost.

Less risk of pain or burns

Medical laser hair removal is a medical procedure, so only doctors or nationally certified registered nurses can perform the procedure. At our clinic, we perform hair removal with an output that is tailored to each individual. We minimize the risk of pain and burns, and in the unlikely event that a problem does occur, a doctor is on-site, so treatment can be carried out quickly.

To get the best results, it is effective to repeat the treatment about every two months in accordance with the hair growth cycle. Ignoring the hair growth cycle will not be effective and will increase the burden on the skin and the cost.

Many men have sensitive skin, and self-treatment can sometimes lead to skin problems.
It is obvious that razors and tweezers can damage the skin and put a strain on it.
You may be reluctant at first, but it is recommended that you undergo hair removal to reduce the number of times you have to do it yourself.

Medical hair removal can be performed on any part of the body except for the scalp. The number of sessions required to complete the hair removal will vary depending on the thickness of the hair and the condition of the hair roots.

In the unlikely event that you experience skin problems during hair removal treatment, you can receive a free medical examination by a doctor. If you have any concerns after the treatment, please feel free to contact us.