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Sunday, March 21, 2010

EPILA SI-808 Personal Laser Diode Hair Remover System

EPILA SI-808 Personal Laser Diode Hair Remover System


Epila is a 808 nanometer (nm) wavelength diode laser hair remover designed to be used in the comfort of your own home. The 808 nanometer (nm) wavelength is currently being used by clinics worldwide for permanent hair removal. making it safe for in-home use. It's simple to use, power the device and start moving it over the desired treatment area. As Epila is moved over the skin, it emits light energy that is absorbed by the melanin pigment, resulting in rapid heating of the hair follicle. The heat destroys the papillae (hair follicles) that are responsible for hair growth. Epila uses a diode laser which has a longer wavelength than other lasers used for hair removal, which means will even work on darker, more pigmented skin types. On average, one session treating an entire leg should take less than an hour and should be painless, but if you experience discomfort, you can switch to a lower setting. Since the area treated will be extremely sensitive for a few days, it is wise to wear both protective clothing and sun block whenever you're outside. In addition, plan to limit your sun exposure for a day or two after the treatment, as you can expect some slight swelling and redness. These side effects should disappear within a day and can be soothed with an ice-pack included with Epila 

Safety Information
Avoid direct exposure of the laser light to your eyes and do not face the laser light into other people's eyes as may cause retinol damage. Keep the product out of reach of children. This product is not suitable for person under the age of 13. See enclosed brochure for additional warnings before use.

Directions
Wipe skin with a cool towel to help keep your skin temperature down during the treatment process. Place the touch bar of the Epila unit as closely as possible to the area of your skin you wish to treat. Push the laser button. The Epila will beep when the laser is activated. Move the Epila unit in a slight circular motion as you activate the laser, and not directly at the hair follicle to allows the laser to penetrate beneath the skin and destroy the hair follicle at the root, rather than the point where the hair emerges through the skin. Use the Epila system for no longer than 30 minutes at a time. Take a 5 minute break, soothe your skin with the cool towel, and resume. Stop when you feel too uncomfortable, or if you feel a burning sensation on your skin. Since the area treated will be extremely sensitive for a few days, it is wise to wear both protective clothing and sun block whenever you're outside. In addition, plan to limit your sun exposure for a day or two after the treatment, as you can expect some slight swelling and redness. These side effects should disappear within a day and can be soothed with an ice-pack included with Epila.