Nd:YAG (Neodymium) Laser Hair Removal
Nd:YAG (Neodymium) Laser Hair Removal
The Nd:YAG laser has the longest wavelength—1064 nm—among hair removal lasers (Alexandrite: 755 nm; Diode: 810 nm).
This gives it a significant advantage: the beam is not absorbed by the superficial layers of the skin, eliminating the risk of burns or pigmentation issues.
For this reason, Nd:YAG is considered the safest and most effective laser today.
In Georgia, the available laser types are Alexandrite (755 nm), Diode (810 nm) and Neodymium/Nd:YAG (1064 nm).
Unlike the others, the Nd:YAG beam penetrates deeper and targets oxyhemoglobin rather than melanin, destroying the capillary that nourishes the hair follicle.
As a result, 30–40% of hair is permanently removed after the first session.
Because the laser does not act on melanin, it has no restrictions based on skin or hair color,
making it the gold standard for darker skin types (III–VI), tanned skin and even light/blonde or non-pigmented hair.
The device is equipped with a cooling system for a painless, comfortable experience.
Indications: Suitable for all skin types, especially darker types III–VI, including tanned skin.
Can be safely performed in summer.
Contraindications: Chronic or acute skin diseases, decompensated diabetes, age under 16,
menstruation, pregnancy and lactation, epilepsy, malignant tumors.
Preparation: Avoid tanning for 3 days prior (including self-tanners).
Aftercare: If needed, apply ointment as advised. Avoid tanning for 3 days and hot baths for 2 days.
Avoid mechanical irritation.
Session duration depends on treatment area. Daily routine can be resumed immediately.
The Nd:YAG laser has the longest wavelength—1064 nm—among hair removal lasers (Alexandrite: 755 nm; Diode: 810 nm).
This gives it a significant advantage: the beam is not absorbed by the superficial layers of the skin, eliminating the risk of burns or pigmentation issues.
For this reason, Nd:YAG is considered the safest and most effective laser today.
In Georgia, the available laser types are Alexandrite (755 nm), Diode (810 nm) and Neodymium/Nd:YAG (1064 nm).
Unlike the others, the Nd:YAG beam penetrates deeper and targets oxyhemoglobin rather than melanin, destroying the capillary that nourishes the hair follicle.
As a result, 30–40% of hair is permanently removed after the first session.
Because the laser does not act on melanin, it has no restrictions based on skin or hair color,
making it the gold standard for darker skin types (III–VI), tanned skin and even light/blonde or non-pigmented hair.
The device is equipped with a cooling system for a painless, comfortable experience.
Indications: Suitable for all skin types, especially darker types III–VI, including tanned skin.
Can be safely performed in summer.
Contraindications: Chronic or acute skin diseases, decompensated diabetes, age under 16,
menstruation, pregnancy and lactation, epilepsy, malignant tumors.
Preparation: Avoid tanning for 3 days prior (including self-tanners).
Aftercare: If needed, apply ointment as advised. Avoid tanning for 3 days and hot baths for 2 days.
Avoid mechanical irritation.
Session duration depends on treatment area. Daily routine can be resumed immediately.