Everything about laser hair removal, before you book

Yes. The Lumenis LightSheer® Desire Quattro™ works with two wavelengths, allowing us to safely treat all skin types (Fitzpatrick I–VI). For dark or tanned skin, we use 1060 nm, which reduces the risk of burns and pigmentation. During the consultation, we determine your skin type and apply a test pulse to assess the reaction. Read more about the technology.

Most people describe it as a brief, warm snapping sensation. The ET handpiece cools the sapphire tip to 4–5 °C, protecting your skin before, during and after each pulse. The HS handpiece uses vacuum technology to reduce discomfort. Sensitive areas such as the upper lip and bikini line may feel more intense, but the treatment only takes a short time.

A diode laser delivers a concentrated beam of light at a single, fixed wavelength into the skin, precisely targeting the pigment in the hair follicle. IPL uses a broad spectrum of light, distributing energy across multiple targets. Vered uses an FDA-cleared and CE-certified medical diode laser with a patented vacuum system. This makes the treatment efficient, virtually painless and safe, with a very low risk of skin damage. In practice, fewer sessions are generally needed, and the results are more predictable and effective.

Some medications can make your skin more sensitive to light, and we prefer to postpone treatment during pregnancy. During your consultation, always let us know which medications you are taking and whether you are pregnant or breastfeeding, so Vered can assess what is safe and appropriate for you.