Sandon House Clinic
Sandon House Clinic
Millennium City Park
Ribleton, Preston
PR2 5BW
Phone: 01772 663977
'The home of Northwest Cosmetic Surgery'
It has never been easier to rejuvenate your look and enhance your confidence! Modern surgical and non-surgical techniques are enabling many more people to achieve the results they desire.
Sandon House Clinic is Preston’s first state-of-the-art daycase plastic surgery centre. Offering modern day treatments in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. You can be assured of the highest standards of treatment and aftercare. If you prefer general anaesthetic (being asleep), all our in patient treatments are carried out at a local private hospital regulated by the Healthcare Commission.
Why Choose Us?
We understand that considering any form of surgery is an important decision - that's why you will always be given your initial consultation with an NHS registered consultant Plastic Surgeon. We will explain the procedures available, answering any questions or concerns that you might have, and help you to decide whether surgery is right for you.
OUR Laser Hair Removal
Laser Hair Removal Treatment Areas
• Bikini Laser Hair Removal
• Facial Hair Laser Hair Removal
• Underarms Laser Hair Removal
• Back Hair Laser Hair Removal
• Legs Laser Hair Removal
• Chest & Abdominal Hair Laser Hair Removal
• Arms Laser Hair Removal
What is Laser Hair Removal?
Laser hair removal is the use of laser energy to produce long-term hair reduction. This is accomplished by producing heat in the hair, which is transferred to the hair follicle, which in-turn produces inflammation, and this inflammation sends a signal to the hair follicle to go into the resting (telogen) phase.
A laser is a device that produces light of a single color or wavelength. In dermatology, these lasers produce pulses of high-energy light that is taken up by the desired target. In the case of hair removal, the target is the melanin pigment contained within the hair shaft.
The tricky part of laser hair removal is targeting the hair shaft without damaging the melanin pigment in the surface of the skin. Thus the laser light has to be on long enough to heat the hair, but not too long to allow that heat to spread to the surrounding skin causing damage. In addition, the darker a patient’s skin, the more difficult it is to avoid injuring the surface of the skin while treating the hair. For this reason, there are three main types of hair removal lasers that are used today, and depending on the thickness of the hair and the color of the skin, one laser may provide benefits as compared to another.
Performing Laser Hair Removal at Sandon House Clinic
In addition to lasers, intense pulsed light sources are also used for hair removal. These light sources do not emit a single color or wavelength of light, but emit light containing many colors. It may be more difficult to predict the outcome and avoid complications when using light sources that contain many wavelengths of light. However, the results with any device depend upon the experience of the practitioner.
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