True laser uses a single focused wavelength—more precise and effective. IPL uses broad spectrum light—less targeted, less effective on darker skin. Dermis uses medical-grade Cutera Excel HR laser. Dual wavelength works on all skin tones.
Focused wavelength in true laser
Spectrum light in IPL
Dual wavelengths for all skin tones
True laser and IPL both use light but work differently. Laser produces a single focused wavelength targeting melanin in the hair root. IPL emits broad spectrum light, making it less precise.
Cutera Excel HR uses dual wavelengths (755nm + 1064nm), customizing treatment for each skin tone. The longer wavelength safely penetrates darker skin. IPL's spectrum causes unwanted effects.
Medical-grade laser requires fewer sessions with better results. IPL needs more sessions with less dramatic results. Our clinicians use only proven medical-grade technology.
Choose Real Laser Technology Experience the difference medical-grade laser makes. Our Cutera Excel HR delivers results IPL cannot match.
Schedule Your ConsultationLaser: single focused wavelength. IPL: scattered broad spectrum light across multiple wavelengths.
Laser precisely targets melanin in hair roots. IPL energy scatters, affecting surrounding skin.
Laser's 1064nm wavelength safely treats dark skin. IPL often causes discoloration and complications.
Laser typically requires 6-8 sessions. IPL often needs 12-15+ sessions for comparable results.
Laser: permanent long-term reduction lasting years. IPL: results fade faster, more touch-ups.
I tried IPL before and it didn't work on my skin tone. Dermis laser worked.
The real laser at Dermis made all the difference. Much better than the IPL I tried.
Finally found a clinic with real laser technology. Results speak for themselves.
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