Dewy Peach Fuzz Removal: What makes it different?

1. Beyond peach fuzz removal, a treatment for clearer skin expression

The fine peach fuzz on your face may be thin and not easily noticeable.

However, it can be a cause of makeup caking or dull-looking skin texture.

Our peach fuzz removal

goes beyond simple hair removal to help create dewy skin where makeup absorbs well.

2. Immediate changes in hair upon laser irradiation

When the laser is precisely applied to peach fuzz,

the hair is denatured by thermal energy, and you can feel your skin becoming noticeably smoother immediately after the procedure.

Thus, even with just one session, you can experience a feeling of makeup adhering better to your skin.

If you undergo approximately 5 repeated sessions, hair growth is expected to slow down or hair will gradually decrease.

This will help you maintain skin that accepts makeup well for a long time.

3. Face-specific settings to reduce the risk of hyperpigmentation and folliculitis

We use the Apogee Elite Plus device.

It utilizes the 755nm Alexandrite wavelength, adjusted to an output suitable for facial skin.

We meticulously control skin cooling, pulse speed, and penetration depth to ensure stable hair removal.

These laser settings are designed to reduce the treatment burden even for those with sensitive skin.

5. Immediate smoothness, with repeated treatments, you can expect changes in skin texture and light reflection.

Even with just one treatment, you can feel makeup absorbing better and notice changes in your skin texture.

If you receive treatments consistently for 5 or more sessions, the angle of light reflection on your skin will change,

and you can expect a clear, radiant look with a natural glow on your skin.

Afterward, it is recommended to receive maintenance treatments every 2-3 months.

This helps continuously maintain a refined and clear skin condition.

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Why Laser Peach Fuzz Removal is Necessary

Peach fuzz is difficult to remove properly with conventional hair removal methods like shaving or waxing due to its fine thickness and low melanin content. These methods primarily address hair on the skin's surface, allowing hair to regrow quickly. Additionally, repeated irritation can increase the risk of skin troubles or folliculitis.

In contrast, laser hair removal uses specific wavelengths of light that are selectively absorbed by melanin pigment in the hair follicles, generating thermal energy. This energy damages the hair follicles, helping to delay hair regrowth. Especially for peach fuzz removal on sensitive areas like the face, short-wavelength lasers (e.g., Alexandrite laser) that minimize skin irritation are considered more suitable.

Apogee Elite Plus utilizes the 755nm Alexandrite wavelength, which has a high melanin absorption rate. This allows energy to be delivered even to relatively light and fine peach fuzz, making improvement possible.

Furthermore, a powerful cooling system helps minimize skin irritation while ensuring that laser energy is accurately delivered to the hair follicles. Our aim is to provide a comfortable and stable treatment experience through this.

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Treatment Process

• Anesthetic Cream Application (Optional): Anesthetic cream can be applied to reduce pain, depending on individual skin sensitivity.
• Laser Irradiation: Considering individual skin characteristics, the laser is quickly applied to a wide area with optimized intensity. The goal of this process is to remove fine hair without unnecessary heat accumulation.
• Cooling and Soothing Care: We continuously cool and soothe the skin during the treatment to reduce skin irritation.

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Treatment Cycle

Hair has its own unique cycle of growth, catagen, and telogen phases. Laser hair removal can be more effective when energy is delivered better to hair in the anagen (growth) phase.

Therefore, for effective results, we recommend receiving 5 or more treatments at intervals of 3-4 weeks. Afterward, you can expect continuously improved skin condition through maintenance treatments approximately once every 3 months.