Hair removal devices is the deliberate removal of body hair. Depilation and epilation are the two forms of hair removal processes. There are various hair removal devices available in the market. In the U.S., electrology is a widely used method for permanent hair removal. It is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Another FDA-approved device is Triton. Manufactured by InMode Ltd., a manufacturer and distributor of medical-aesthetic technology, it was approved in 2018 and uses high power laser to offer simultaneous multi-wavelength hair removal firing.
Laser hair removal is the method of choice for millions of people worldwide. While laser treatment is not invasive, it can be painful, especially in sensitive areas such as the upper lip and neck. It also requires several treatments, which can take longer than shaving or waxing, meaning that some people simply can't manage it, leaving the treatment to the professionals. Some women may find the pain too much to handle, even when they do manage to complete the treatment on an upper lip and neck area, which can leave them with far more discomfort than they originally bargained for.
Intense pulsed light is another technology used in hair removal devices. The difference is that the light emitted is very low energy, only about the strength of a few one-thousandths of a watt bulb, which means that the hair won't get cut as deeply. This low intensity makes it ideal for treating a wide variety of skin and hair types, from dark hair to light hair, without damaging the skin. These at home devices can be used safely on the upper lip and neck, where the skin is very sensitive, without causing any pain or discomfort.
Another option to consider is waxing. Similar to shaving, hair removal via waxing involves applying a special gel or cream wax to the skin where you want to have unwanted hair removed. Waxing hair removal devices can be used on the upper lip and neck as well, although in this case the skin is likely to become irritated.
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