The key distinction between IPL and laser treatments lies in the type of light they use. IPL, or Intense Pulsed Light, emits a broad spectrum of light pulses, while laser uses a single, focused monochromatic light beam. Both technologies work by targeting the melanin in hair follicles, offering long-lasting results. However, the effectiveness of the treatment depends more on factors like energy levels, frequency, and hair color, with the type of light (whether from a laser or IPL) playing a smaller role in the outcome.

Absolutely! Every handset is covered by a 1-year limited manufacturer’s warranty. If your device stops functioning due to a manufacturing defect, you’re entitled to a full replacement at no extra cost. For more details on our warranty policy, please check our terms of service here.

Regrettably, not all hair and skin types are compatible with IPL treatment. In general, IPL may not be effective on blonde or red hair, or very dark skin tones.

Unlike traditional laser hair removal, IPL (intense pulsed light) is generally regarded as safer and less painful. This is due to IPL using a multi-spectrum bulb rather than a single-wavelength laser. You may experience a mild tingling sensation in sensitive areas during treatment, but it should not cause discomfort.

You can expect up to 80% hair reduction following the recommended treatment plan. During each session, the device targets and disables hair follicles in the active 'anagen' growth phase. However, hairs not in the 'anagen' phase during treatment may continue to grow. For long-lasting results, we recommend performing maintenance treatments every 1-2 months as needed.