UNTLaser Softmax ND: YAG Laser Hair Removal Machine

For general body areas such as the underarms, legs, and bikini line, a treatment interval of 4 to 6 weeks is ideal. Facial hair grows faster, so the interval can be shortened to 3–4 weeks. Treatment is only effective when hair is in the growth phase; intervals that are too short are a waste of energy. A full course of treatment typically requires 4 to 6 sessions, after which the hair will become progressively finer and sparser. This machine can store several sets of treatment parameters, so when clients return for follow-up sessions, the settings can be retrieved directly from the screen without having to be reconfigured, which makes the process much more efficient.

It’s very safe. The device has its own 24,000 rpm air-cooling system; as soon as the light is emitted, cool air envelops the skin, instantly cooling the epidermis; even sensitive skin won’t experience stinging or redness. If a client is really sensitive to pain, using R134A refrigerant lowers the epidermis to -20°C, leaving the client with a sensation that’s just cool to the touch. Furthermore, the 1064 nm laser itself does not overly target epidermal melanin, making it gentle on acne-prone and redness-prone skin. Simply remove makeup, cleanse the skin, and wear the provided safety goggles before treatment; this device is perfectly suited for laser hair removal on sensitive skin.

Not under normal operating conditions. Its water, light, and electrical circuits are completely separate, and with an IP61 dust-proof rating, the interior remains clean, so energy won’t randomly decay or cause burns. The fiber optic connection includes detection features; alerts will pop up automatically in case of low water levels or overheating, making it difficult even for beginners to make mistakes. As long as the operator adjusts the pulse width and energy level according to the client’s skin tone, the skin will not blister or develop marks. Wait two weeks after sun exposure before performing the treatment. When handling the device, keep it separate from alcohol and acetone; after wiping the unit with alcohol, wait until it has completely evaporated before turning it on.

No. Laser hair removal targets melanin; when the laser hits a tattoo, it will cause the ink to splatter and blister, and may even leave permanent scars. If there is a tattoo in the treatment area, it must be avoided and covered securely with light-blocking tape. If the tattoo is within the hair removal area and cannot be avoided, simply skip that area. Ask the client clearly before the procedure, inspect the area carefully, and don’t take any chances.

Maintenance is so simple. Replace the distilled or purified water once a month; fill it until water overflows from the vent, then stop and seal the lid. After each client, wipe the handle with an alcohol swab to prevent the coupling gel from drying out. Regularly check the output lens for scratches; if any are found, replace the spot head; it’s not expensive. Avoid bending the fiber optic cable too sharply during regular use. If taking an extended break, drain the water tank and disconnect the power. Both the xenon lamp and the crystal have a lifespan starting at 5 million pulses; with normal use, there's no need to disassemble the machine for several years.