Jaliman.īesides FDA clearance, you may want to look for at home devices with certain safety features. You want one with enough power/energy and as close to an in-office laser hair removal machine as you can get," says Dr. A more expensive device will give better results. "Don't look for a bargain or try to skimp on price because what you pay for is what you get. Debra Jaliman recommends selecting an option that has FDA clearance and good customer reviews. Zeichner suggests sticking to "trusted companies who have ideally published results of clinical evaluations of the devices themselves." Board-certified dermatologist Dr. "That being said, at-home IPL may be a suitable option for those with sensitive skin or sparse hair growth." Some brands like Tria make devices with lasers so you can harness their power at home. Mark McKenna, Chief Medical Officer and Founder of OVME Aesthetics. "Because at-home IPL utilizes both weaker and non-targeted energy, it is generally not as effective," says Dr. IPL tends to be weaker and less targeted than lasers. Most at-home devices actually use IPL, or Intense Pulsed Light, rather than the lasers used at the salons. Automatic mode, or continuous flashes, makes it easy to target big areas quickly while manual mode offers more precision when treating smaller areas. If you plan to use the device all over your body, look for one that has interchangeable heads of different sizes and different modes. Some devices are specifically made for larger surface areas, like your legs and arms, while others are made for small or curved areas, like your face and/or bikini line.
The first factor to consider is what area you are trying to laser. Type: IPL | Flashes: Unlimited | Warranty: 2 years The brand recommends using it once a week for 12 weeks, after which you can use it once every one to two months to maintain the results. It has a built in skin sensor that selects the right intensity for your skin tone as well as prevents accidental activation. The precision head lets you tackle trickier areas like the bikini line, upper lip, and even the fingers and toes. Not only does it go up to 10 energy settings, but it also has three different comfort modes (power, speed, and gentle) and two operating settings (stamp and glide) so you can customize the experience for different parts of your body.
SmoothSkin has been in the laser hair removal game for more than 30 years, so it's no surprise its FDA-cleared Pure Fit device is one of the best all around. What We Don't Love: There's a bit of a learning curve with all the different settings.
What We Love: You can customize the energy, comfort level, and speed.
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