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| Parameter | Typical Value | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wavelength (nm) | 800-810 | nm | Diode lasers operate in the near-infrared range to target follicle melanin with deep penetration. |
| Pulse duration | 15-35 | ms | Short pulses help balance efficacy with epidermal safety. |
| Fluence | 10-40 | J/cm² | Adjusted per skin type and hair thickness; higher end for darker hair. |
| Spot size | 9-12 | mm | Smaller spots for precision; larger spots for broader areas. |
| Repetition rate | 1-4 | Hz | Faster rates reduce session time; ensure adequate epidermal cooling. |
| Cooling method | Cryogen spray or contact cooling | - | Protects epidermis and improves patient comfort. |
| Target chromophore | Hair follicle melanin | - | Melanin absorption heats the follicle while sparing surrounding tissue with proper settings. |
| Skin type suitability | Fitzpatrick I–IV recommended; V–VI with caution | - | Dark skin requires conservative fluence and effective cooling to minimize hypopigmentation risk. |
| Typical treatment sessions | 6-8 | sessions | Hair growth cycles require multiple sessions for durable reduction. |
| Expected efficacy after final session | 60-90 | % | Range depends on hair color, density, and hormonal factors. |
| Common adverse events incidence | 1-5 | % | Mild erythema or transient pigment changes in rare cases. |
| Downtime (recovery) | 0-24 | hours | Most patients resume activities quickly; minor redness may subside within hours. |