Laser hair removal devices emit infrared laser radiation, not ordinary visible light.

This radiation is invisible to the human eye, but direct or reflected exposure can be harmful.

Although laser energy is safe for the skin when used correctly, it is highly concentrated and can pose risks to the eyes if proper protection is not used.

Potential risks without eye protection include:

🔸 Eye irritation

🔸 Temporary visual discomfort

🔸 Burning or pain caused by intense light exposure

🔸 Long-term eye damage in cases of repeated exposure

🛡 Protective goggles are mandatory because they:

✔ Block hazardous laser wavelengths

✔ Prevent laser energy from reaching eye tissues

✔ Ensure safe and professional treatment

According to international clinical guidelines and FDA recommendations, wearing protective goggles during laser hair removal is not optional — it is a mandatory safety standard for both clients and practitioners.

✨ Your safety always comes first.