Clarity II uses a dual-wavelength Alexandrite and Nd laser, making it highly effective across different skin tones and hair types. Its advanced IntelliTrak technology ensures consistent energy delivery, leading to quicker, more comfortable treatments with uniform results. By targeting pigment in hair follicles, it disrupts hair growth, achieving long-lasting reduction with minimal discomfort.

Is there any downtime after Clarity II treatments?

Clarity II typically involves minimal downtime. Patients may experience mild redness or swelling immediately after treatment, which usually subsides within a few hours. It’s recommended to avoid sun exposure and apply sunscreen to protect treated areas.

What is the Clarity II laser and how does it work?

Clarity II is an advanced, dual-wavelength laser system that combines Alexandrite (755 nm) and Nd (1064 nm) lasers. This combination makes it effective for hair removal, leg vein treatment, and skin rejuvenation. Its IntelliTrak technology ensures consistent energy delivery, enhancing treatment speed, comfort, and uniformity.

How many sessions are required for hair removal or vein treatment with Clarity II?

The number of sessions varies based on individual factors, but hair removal generally requires multiple treatments for long-term results. Vein treatments may also require several sessions depending on the extent of the area treated. Your provider will recommend a personalised plan based on your needs.

Which skin concerns can Clarity II treat?

Clarity II is versatile and can address various skin issues, including unwanted hair, leg veins, pigmented lesions and signs of ageing like skin rejuvenation & fine lines. The device’s precision and dual wavelengths allow it to be tailored to different skin types and treatment goals.

Is Clarity II suitable for all skin types?

Yes, Clarity II’s dual-wavelength feature makes it suitable for most skin tones and types. The Alexandrite laser is ideal for lighter skin tones, while the Nd laser is safer and more effective for darker skin, minimising risks of hyperpigmentation or burns.