Laser Hair Removal Machines
Hair removal equipment built for busy clinics.
Hair removal is often the first treatment a client books, and it is delivered as a course. That makes it one of the steadier services a clinic can offer, provided the technology is dependable and comfortable.
Lazenix offers two routes: a dedicated 808 nm diode laser, and an IPL system that adds skin treatments to hair removal.
Two technologies
An 808 nm diode laser or IPL, to match the way your clinic works.
Contact cooling
Sapphire tips cool the skin during treatment: 0–5°C on the LaseTech Pro.
Skin type settings
On-screen presets, with protocols for Fitzpatrick types I–VI on the LasePro IPL.
Low running costs
No cartridges on the diode laser. About 500,000 shots per IPL lamp.
The technology in plain terms
Light is absorbed by the melanin in the hair shaft and follicle and converted to heat. The heat affects the structures that grow new hair, and treated hair sheds over the following 1–3 weeks.
Only hair in its active growth phase responds, so clients need a course of sessions. Contact cooling protects the surface of the skin before, during and after each pulse.
Diode laser or IPL?
A diode laser delivers all of its energy at one wavelength chosen for hair, 808 nm on the LaseTech Pro. It is a dedicated hair removal machine, with a 15 × 15 mm spot and a sliding mode for large areas.
IPL uses a filtered band of light, 530–1200 nm on the LasePro IPL. One handpiece is used for hair removal and a second for pigmentation, redness, acne and rejuvenation, so a single device supports a wider treatment menu.
Our guide Diode laser vs IPL for hair removal compares the two in detail.
What you get from Lazenix
Team training
We train your team to use the device and supply the operator manual.
Repair or replace
Warranty terms are in your contract. A new device if a repair is not reasonable.
Regulated qualification
VTCT Level 3 or 4 through KClinics Academy, at an additional cost.
Four ways to pay
Buy, rent, rent to own, or instalments for smaller amounts.
Questions about laser hair removal
How many sessions does a hair removal course take?
The LasePro IPL manual gives a course of 6–8 sessions, with the face treated every 3–4 weeks and the body every 4–6 weeks. A course is needed because only hair in its active growth phase responds.
Which skin types can be treated?
The LasePro IPL covers Fitzpatrick skin types I–VI, with reduced energy and extra caution for types V–VI and a patch test before the first treatment. On the LaseTech Pro the operator selects the Fitzpatrick type on screen and the system loads starting parameters.
How should a client prepare?
The treatment area is shaved 12–24 hours before a diode laser session. For IPL, a patch test is carried out 24–48 hours before the first treatment.
Is there any downtime?
Mild redness around the follicles and slight swelling are expected and settle quickly. Clients are advised to use SPF 50+ and to avoid heat, hot baths, saunas and vigorous exercise for 24–48 hours.
Which machine should my clinic choose?
Choose the diode laser if hair removal is your core service, and IPL if you also want skin treatments from the same device. You can compare both side by side on our compare page.