During a laser hair removal treatment with the Rohrer Spectrum laser, a handheld device is used to emit pulses of laser light onto the skin in the area being treated. The laser energy is absorbed by the hair follicles, causing them to heat up and become damaged. Over time, this damage will lead to a reduction in the number of active hair follicles in the treated area, resulting in long-lasting hair reduction.

It’s worth noting that laser hair removal typically requires multiple treatments to achieve optimal results, and the number of treatments needed will vary depending on factors such as the thickness and color of your hair, as well as the size of the area being treated. It’s also important to have the procedure performed by a qualified and experienced professional to minimize the risk of complications and ensure the best possible outcome.