Why We Chose Clarity II™ for Hair Removal at HollaceMD

When we decided to bring laser hair removal to HollaceMD, we didn't want to choose a technology based on a sales presentation or a manufacturer's brochure.

We wanted to experience it ourselves.

So, before we introduced Clarity II™ to our patients, we spent a significant amount of time performing demo treatments on our own staff. We wanted real feedback from real people—and we wanted our new laser hair removal specialist to have the opportunity to put the technology through its paces.

The feedback was impressive.

Our staff members consistently commented on how fast and comfortable the treatments were, along with the noticeable hair reduction they experienced.

But we were just as interested in what our practitioner thought.

Our new laser hair removal specialist, Elina, was probably our toughest critic. After performing the treatments herself and seeing the response, she was extremely impressed with the technology and felt it could significantly improve both the patient treatment experience and the results she can deliver.

That was important to us.

We don't want to bring a new treatment into HollaceMD simply because it is new. We want to know that the technology works well in the hands of the person actually performing the treatment—and that our patients are going to notice the difference.

So, what makes Clarity II different?

Clarity II uses two laser wavelengths—755 nm Alexandrite and 1064 nm Nd:YAG.

That matters because skin and hair aren't one-size-fits-all.

Different skin tones, hair colors, hair textures and treatment areas can respond differently to laser energy. Having two wavelengths provides treatment flexibility when determining how to approach each patient.

The 755 nm Alexandrite wavelength is particularly effective for many lighter skin types and finer hair, while the 1064 nm Nd:YAG wavelength provides an option for treating a broader range of skin tones, including darker skin.

That versatility was one of the reasons Clarity II stood out to us.

Why does laser hair removal take a series of treatments?

This is one of the questions we hear most often.

Laser hair removal works by targeting hair follicles during the active growth phase. The problem is that your hair follicles aren't all on the same schedule. Some are actively growing while others are resting. That's why laser hair removal isn't a one-and-done treatment.

A series of treatments allows us to target more hairs as they enter the growth phase and progressively reduce unwanted hair over time.

.And here's the part we didn't want to overlook.

We brought Clarity II™ to HollaceMD because we wanted a premium laser hair-removal platform. But we also chose this technology because of its versatility and its ability to address a range of pigment and vascular concerns.

It's much more than a hair-removal laser.

In addition to hair removal, Clarity II has applications for certain pigment and vascular concerns and other aesthetic indications. That means the technology we're introducing for laser hair removal can eventually play a much bigger role in how we approach skin concerns at HollaceMD.

You may come to us because you're tired of shaving, waxing or dealing with unwanted hair.

But your skin goals don't necessarily stop there.

Laser hair removal is personal.

Your skin tone, hair color, hair texture, treatment area and previous hair-removal methods can all play a role in how we approach treatment.

Our goal is to use the technology—and the experience of the person performing your treatment—to develop an approach that makes sense for you.

We wanted to know what it was like—not just read about it.

And after seeing the response from our staff and the enthusiasm from our laser hair removal specialist, we're excited to finally offer it at HollaceMD.

Laser hair removal is just the beginning.