At Romeo & Juliette Laser Hair Removal, we take great pride in our 12 state-of –the-art lasers, our superior training on all of these lasers, and our attentive customer service. Unlike most laser hair removal facilities, this isn’t a sideline for us — this is what we do: remove unwanted hair. We upgrade all of our lasers every six months to keep them up to date with the latest technology. That’s why we can remove hair on all skin tones and complexions, without the fear of burning the skin.
In the quest to always improve, we were the first facility in the nation to have brought two lasers, the GentleLase PRO and the GentleMax PRO to our facility. Here’s a little information on these technological marvels that work for our patients.
GentleLase PRO
The GentleLase PRO Alexandrite laser is considered to be the “gold standard” for laser hair removal. Made by Syneron Candela, the GentleLase PRO is designed to ensure long-term hair removal.
The GentleLase PRO is the most powerful laser (up to 150 J/cm2) for hair removal in medical use today. This laser emits 755nm wavelengths that are efficiently absorbed by the melanin in the hair shaft. This combination of high power and effective wavelengths enables the laser to reach and destroy hair follicles in a way that makes for more long-term damage, so more hair does not return.
The GentleLase PRO also keeps our patients in total comfort, thanks to its DCD skin cooling system.
GentleMax PRO
The GentleMax PRO is the latest two-laser platform that gives us a variety of treatment options. This combo laser combines the powerful GentleLase PRO Alexandrite laser with the GentleYAG PRO laser. This combination allows us the ability to adapt to different skin tones and complexion types, ensuring long-term hair removal and comfortable sessions.
Don’t you think it’s about time you really got rid of that hair for the long haul? Trust the technology and expertise of the team at Romeo & Juliette Laser Hair Removal to get the job done right. Call us at (212) 750-2000 to make your appointment.
