Laser epilation reaches the hair roots by seeing the melanin pigment and aims to destroy it. While melanin pigment is found densely in dark hair, the melanin ratio decreases as the hair color lightens, which can make it difficult or even impossible to reach the root.

Laser epilation is a procedure that targets the root of the hair. It targets melanin, that is, black-dark molecules, in order to deliver energy to the root of the hair. This procedure focuses specially designed laser beams on the skin, heating and damaging the hair follicles. Thus, hair regrowth is prevented.

Laser epilation is generally a method that can be applied more effectively to dark hair. This is because the laser focuses on the melanin pigment and targets the hair roots. Since the amount of melanin is lower in blond or light-colored hair, the effect of the laser may be limited.

Laser epilation is generally not effective on blond hair because the amount of melanin is low in these hairs and it becomes difficult for the laser to target. However, since each individual's skin and hair structure are different, it is important to consult a specialist for a definitive assessment. After examining your skin and hair, your doctor will give you clearer information about the effectiveness of laser hair removal and determine which method is most suitable for you. Therefore, it is always best to get a professional opinion to evaluate your personal situation and make the right decision.

In our clinic, you can first see how much your hair will be affected by a test shot after a doctor's check-up.