SHR 3D Technology - Soprano laser hair removal

[@Erick2009909]

I hope someday laser hair removal advanced

[@vazefiluca3298]

nothing for white hair

[@SheRedd]

Ive done 10 sessions on my beard and i dont see results

[@vazefiluca3298]

strange. I used it and I saw the results already one month after the first one.

[@SheRedd]

​@@vazefiluca3298 now im at 20 session and all the cheek area is done, now i start to see some spot in my chin and upper lip

[@racha1790]

What about now, how are your results? ​@@vazefiluca3298

[@QUEEN-cn4ln]

I have the soprano diode 808 I am deep melanin & course hair but still trying to understand my fluency & correct energy I should use to get great results. Any advice????

[@Vonns84]

Do the 1064

[@rafaeliaia7223]

A triple-wave diode laser is a marketing gimmick. It ONLY delivers energy across all wavelengths simultaneously. In other words, you can't opt for a single wavelength among the three available for a single treatment, defeating its purpose to tailor settings to the most suitable wavelegth for each skin type as promised. Also, it ONLY delivers equal output energy density (fluence) across all wavelengths. In other words, you can't set different energy density levels for each diode and its respective wavelength, which creates an energy imbalance in melanin absorption across the three wavelengths. By default it delivers LESS ENERGY DENSITY (fluence) because the shortest wavelengths (755 nm and 810 nm) have a much higher melanin absorption coefficient than 1064 nm, which would harm darker skin types if it used the necessary energy density at 1064 nm to provide satisfying effective results. People's lack of technical knowledge is exploited by brands that focus more on creating cool animations ads than delivering actual results. You'd be much better off with a single wavelength diode laser. I hope it helps.

[@rafaeliaia7223]

A triple-wave diode laser is a marketing gimmick. It ONLY delivers energy across all wavelengths simultaneously. In other words, you can't opt for a single wavelength among the three available for a single treatment, defeating its purpose to tailor settings to the most suitable wavelegth for each skin type as promised. Also, it ONLY delivers equal output energy density (fluence) across all wavelengths. In other words, you can't set different energy density levels for each diode and its respective wavelength, which creates an energy imbalance in melanin absorption across the three wavelengths. By default it delivers LESS ENERGY DENSITY (fluence) because the shortest wavelengths (755 nm and 810 nm) have a much higher melanin absorption coefficient than 1064 nm, which would harm darker skin types if it used the necessary energy density at 1064 nm to provide satisfying effective results. People's lack of technical knowledge is exploited by brands that focus more on creating cool animations ads than delivering actual results. You'd be much better off with a single wavelength diode laser. I hope it helps.

[@shanahrampersad7930]

Hi I'm interesting in purchasing this for my Spa.

[@khalidjaii2]

i think it's over $100K

[@aurorakaloshi6228]

I'd like to buy this, how do I go about it?

[@almalasersinternational4132]

Hi. That is great. can you please leave here your email address, phone number and what country are you from ? and a local rep will contact you asap.

[@nimrasaif2841]

Does it work on soft gine hairs

[@vazefiluca3298]

what does gine hair mean?

[@bellakookie9917]

Is it safe ? Like if the girl is still single, wouldn’t she have problems with pregnancy after getting married ??

[@anotheronechompsthedust9618]

laser hair removal operates at the first layers of skin. This does not have anything to do with fertility or reproductive organs whatsoever. Yes, it is safe.

[@bellakookie9917]

@@anotheronechompsthedust9618 thank you 😊

[@laxyoubexlove]

Well you convinced me such a great advert

[@almalasersinternational4132]

Thank you. You can learn more about it in www.alma-soprano.com

[@rafaeliaia7223]

A triple-wave diode laser is a marketing gimmick. It ONLY delivers energy across all wavelengths simultaneously. In other words, you can't opt for a single wavelength among the three available for a single treatment, defeating its purpose to tailor settings to the most suitable wavelegth for each skin type as promised. Also, it ONLY delivers equal output energy density (fluence) across all wavelengths. In other words, you can't set different energy density levels for each diode and its respective wavelength, which creates an energy imbalance in melanin absorption across the three wavelengths. By default it delivers LESS ENERGY DENSITY (fluence) because the shortest wavelengths (755 nm and 810 nm) have a much higher melanin absorption coefficient than 1064 nm, which would harm darker skin types if it used the necessary energy density at 1064 nm to provide satisfying effective results. People's lack of technical knowledge is exploited by brands that focus more on creating cool animations ads than delivering actual results. You'd be much better off with a single wavelength diode laser.

[@mastia4386]

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