How many times have you wished you no longer had to shave, pluck or wax unwanted hair? And have you ever worried about the pain of the procedure?
Soprano™ laser hair removal treatment is a state-of-the-art procedure specially designed to remove unwanted hair faster, more comfortably, and with fewer visits.
The state-of-the-art Soprano laser is widely regarded as the best laser for painless hair reduction currently available. Soprano XL combines the gold standard features of 810nm diode HR with an exclusive SHR ‘in motion’ approach which delivers safe, fast and effective results.
The patented IN-Motion™ technology of Soprano™ allows us to treat sensitive areas without the discomfort of other systems. By using a sweeping, paintbrush technique, the Soprano™ procedure is shorter, more comfortable and gives great results.
More comfortable than ever before, Soprano™ gently heats targeted hair follicles with gentle pulses of laser energy. Nearly any part of the body can be treated safely and comfortably, including the face, neck, legs, arms, bikini line, back and stomach.
Because the laser is constantly in motion, many patients say that treatments feel similar to a “hot stone massage.”
The IN-Motion technology gradually heats the hair follicles under the skin until they can no longer produce new hair. Since the laser is in constant motion, your treatment area can be wider – which makes sessions go quickly. In addition, a patented DualChill™ mechanism ensures the surface of your skin stays cool and comfortable throughout your treatment.
A General Practitioner (GP) can be a key resource in helping manage anxiety. While they may not provide specialised mental health therapy (like a psychologist or psychiatrist), they can offer several forms of support and guidance which we will delve into.
Exeter Medical surveyed patients on the day of their vasectomy procedure in order to assess the quality of the service being provided and opportunities for learning.
UKISCRS celebrates 75 years of pioneering global ophthalmic surgery, with Ashtead's Professor Paul Ursell, UKISCRS President.