Understanding Your Fluence Recommendations A guide to what the ‘Fluence Range Recommender’ App is doing, and why In short… The app is built on real physics and biology, not guesswork – based on three of my computer models which I have worked on over the last 20+ years. It works out how much light energy… Continue reading The reasoning behind my ‘Fluence App’ for hair removal
Tag: ipl-hair-removal
What is the ‘best’ time interval between laser/IPL hair removal sessions?
I am asked this question all the time!! It’s tricky to answer because it’s not at all obvious. The short answer is: the interval should track telogen duration, not anagen duration. Anagen tells you what you can kill today; telogen tells you how fast the next treatable cohort arrives. See what I mean?!?! The Merhag… Continue reading What is the ‘best’ time interval between laser/IPL hair removal sessions?
The basics of laser/IPL hair removal – have you been taught properly?
It’s very clear to me that this subject is quite badly taught out there. Many of my clients tell me stories of what they’ve been taught, which are just clearly absurd or ridiculous. Things like ‘increasing the fluence’ with each treatment session. Or ‘matching the pulse width with the size of the hair’ – these… Continue reading The basics of laser/IPL hair removal – have you been taught properly?
Book Sale!!
I want to shift some of my second edition ‘Fundamentals of Laser/IPL Hair Removal’ books, to make some room for my other projects… Click on the image to see an online version. It is in hardback and has over 300 glossy pages of technical, clinical and useful information about hair, its growth cycle, lasers and… Continue reading Book Sale!!
Synchronised hair growth vs paradoxical hypertrichosis
These days, we see many claims of ‘paradoxical hypertrichosis’. Most of the time, these claims are inaccurate – they are not seeing this at all. So, what do these terms actually mean? Let’s define these two terms… Paradoxical hypertrichosis PH (I can’t be bothered writing this out all the time!) occurs when hairs are observed… Continue reading Synchronised hair growth vs paradoxical hypertrichosis
