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Laser can only treat hairs that are in their active growing phase. Hairs in their active growing phase are attached to a blood vessel called the dermal papilla. The laser works on the dermal papilla in order to disable the hair follicle. Hairs that aren’t in their active phase at the time of treatment will not be disabled; however, in time, inactive hairs will cycle into their growth phase. The length of time that it takes hairs to cycle into their active phase depends on the area of the body (usually about 4-8 weeks).

Ladies Secret is proud to offer permanent laser hair reduction with the LightSheer diode laser. The LightSheer diode is often referred to as the ‘gold standard’ in permanent laser hair reduction and has been cleared by the FDA for permanent hair reduction on all skin types. At Ladies Secret, we start you with a free consultation to answer all of your questions and to determine whether you are a good candidate for laser hair removal.

Laser hair reduction devices emit light that is attracted mainly to the pigment in hair follicles. The pigment absorbs the light and disables hair follicles that are in their active growing phase. Because the light is attracted to the pigment in the hair, the more pigment there is in the hair the better. As such, laser cannot treat white, grey, red, or blonde hai