Innovation in Laser Epilation: Evaluation of Triple Wave Emission in Super Hair Removal (SHR) and Hair Removal (HR) Combined Protocols

Objective: Evaluate the efficacy and safety of the triple wave laser with cooled tip in a protocol combined with Super Hair Removal (SHR) and Hair Removal (HR), in comparison to traditional protocols of SHR and HR. Methods: 48 women were divided into three groups: SHR, HR and SHR+HR; with bilateral treatments in the axilla by six sessions with 30-day intervals and a follow up 30 days after the last session. Evaluations included photographic counting of hair, skin temperature, visual scale of pain and patient satisfaction. Results: All methods showed significant hair reduction and high satisfaction among participants. SHR and SHR+HR methods showed lower pain when compared to HR. Edema and erythema were observed 30 minutes post application for HR and SHR+HR. Axilla temperature showed less variation in the SHR. Conclusion: The triple wave laser with cooled tip is effective and safe for hair reduction, regardless of the application method.

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Journal of Dermatology Research
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2025-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.46889/jdr.2025.6223
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Dermatologic Treatments and Research
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Innovation in Laser Epilation: Evaluation of Triple Wave Emission in Super Hair Removal (SHR) and Hair Removal (HR) Combined Protocols

Jéssica Helena Franco Dorigatti
Journal of Dermatology Research
Dermatologic Treatments and Research
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Innovation in Laser Epilation: Evaluation of Triple Wave Emission in Super Hair Removal (SHR) and Hair Removal (HR) Combined Protocols

Jéssica Helena Franco Dorigatti
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Abstract

Objective: Evaluate the efficacy and safety of the triple wave laser with cooled tip in a protocol combined with Super Hair Removal (SHR) and Hair Removal (HR), in comparison to traditional protocols of SHR and HR. Methods: 48 women were divided into three groups: SHR, HR and SHR+HR; with bilateral treatments in the axilla by six sessions with 30-day intervals and a follow up 30 days after the last session. Evaluations included photographic counting of hair, skin temperature, visual scale of pain and patient satisfaction. Results: All methods showed significant hair reduction and high satisfaction among participants. SHR and SHR+HR methods showed lower pain when compared to HR. Edema and erythema were observed 30 minutes post application for HR and SHR+HR. Axilla temperature showed less variation in the SHR. Conclusion: The triple wave laser with cooled tip is effective and safe for hair reduction, regardless of the application method.

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