Nu TriLaze Plus

Laser hair removal works by focusing the laser light on localised areas, targeting the melanin in the skin which is the key to follicle growth. Using a wavelength of 808nm, the laser prevents the hair developing inside the follicle, without affecting the skin around the follicle.

Unlike electrolysis, in which each individual hair is targetted, laser hair removal can cover larger areas of skin simultaneously, making every treatment cost effective, quick and efficient. However, care must be taken when using the machine to ensure other areas of skin remain undamaged.

Across the body, hair goes through several stages, and only the hairs in the growth phase - Anagen, can be affected by the laser. The other two phases - Catagen and Telogen, remain undamaged by the light as the hairs are unattached to the dermal base cells. An average of seven treatments, approximately three to eight weeks apart are recommended, depending on the area treated.

Laser hair removal is considered semi-permanent. Its effectiveness is dependent on the individual skin character, and number of treatment sessions, and you can enjoy little to no growth for at least six months.

The machine easily pays for itself in less than eight weeks. This is based on a minimum of four treatments a day, each being priced at £60 plus VAT, and a six-day working week.

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Generally, laser machines sold on these platforms are either from sellers who are not based in the UK, and are mainly from China, or if they are based here they are not reputable companies and simply resell laser machines imported from abroad, again usually China. In both cases, although the prices can seem very attractive, the sellers actually con people with false exaggerated specifications giving them inferior products.

In the former case the buyer is sold a laser machine with almost no after sale service. This means that when the laser machine fails - which they inevitably do, the seller expects the buyer to diagnose the issue, decide which new parts are required and actually mend the machine. The sellers will only send the necessary parts once the old part has been sent to them, with shipping and import fees paid for by the hapless buyer. This whole process can take many months, and still not result in a working laser machine. Alternatively, the seller doesn’t even respond to the SOS calls from the buyer!

Disadvantages - money down the drain, headache from supplier, long downtime, low specs, not matching British standards, fire hazard, and potentially invalidating your insurance.

More than 70% of the laser machines that we receive enquiries for repair are machines that end users bought on online platforms from Chinese suppliers.

Like above where you are buying from ebay or Amazon, whilst they may appear cheaper, you will end up regretting the decision. The machine you receive frequently doesn’t match the specifications, meaning that it cannot perform the way you need it to.

With no back-up, when the laser machine goes wrong - which they invariably do, you will struggle to get the suppliers to communicate. Either they will ignore your messages completely, or force you to pay the shipping costs to return the machine to the manufacturer in China with no guarantee that you’ll get a working model back (after you’ve again paid to transport the machine back to your premises).

Not only is this a huge waste of money, but a major disruption to your business, and potentially detrimental to its reputation.

We have a written an article about the risks of buying laser machines from China about this should you wish to seek further information.

If the laser machine is manufactured by a reputable company and is well maintained then it is not too bad, as long as the price is much cheaper than the brand new one. Second-hand lasers are not usually covered by standard warranty terms and if they become faulty, the cost of repair may run into thousands of pounds. Another factor to consider is the cost of the consumables, e.g. Diode laser handpiece or flash lamp, which can be quite expensive to replace.

Leading brands in this industry such as Candela offer new laser hair removal machines upwards of $80,000 and refurbished models from $60,000.

Cynosure, another leading brand based in the US, offer laser and tattoo removal machines for similar prices.

Both Candela and Cynosure have outstanding reputations and thus give us an indication of how much a decent laser machine costs.

At British Institute of Lasers, our lasers are significantly less expensive while matching and often surpassing the specifications of leading players in this industry. For example, the Nu Trilaze plus with its 3 in 1 technology offers more than laser hair removal alone, giving it a multi-discpinary advantage.

Moreover, our proprietary Supercool technology ensures a pain-free laser hair removal process - we are the only company who can boast of this amazing technology.

To recap, the Nu TriLaze Plus laser hair removal machine offers you total control over:

• Fluence - it’s one of the most powerful lasers on the market
• Frequency - it’s super fast
• Skin type - it can target all skin types efficiently

Finding a quality laser removal machine is crucial for reliability and safety; we can assist with you in making the perfect decision for you and your business.