The Motus AX – Laser Hair Removal For all Skin Tones
We needed this Laser Hair Removal System YESTERDAY!
Here is the most recent lecture and explanation about the Motus AX Laser Hair Removal System by Dr. Monte Slater, our Medical Director. September 2019
Finally, an effective treatment that assures permanent hair removal in men and women of all Ethnicities! Sick and tired of shaving? Wondering when, if ever, you’ll find a long-lasting hair removal system that works? Women and men in the United States, and around the world, have clamored for an impressive Laser Hair Removal Treatment for years
After testing this laser we are happy to announce that we offer a permanent solution that meets the needs of men and women of all ethnicities right here in Atlanta. In this article, we’re going to share that treatment with you, in addition to answering some frequently asked questions. Let’s get started!
Waxing or Shaving your Legs? WE HOPE NOT!!! Smooth legs can be achieved with Laser Hair Removal only! Sacrifice a few months and gain a whole lifetime without Stubbles, Razor Cuts Burns, Bumps, Itching and the Expense of Shaving or Waxing.
Men love the trend too! They love it a whole lot more than WAXING!
The No Hair Trend has taken over and has made the “Brazilian Wax” a must for women!
Finally, we have a solution that meets the needs of men and women of all ethnicities. In this article, we’re going to share that treatment with you, in addition to answering some frequently asked questions. No More Torture after you complete your required treatment sessions.
Why waxing is a BAD IDEA!!
If your Brazilian Wax Lady has become your best friend, just take her out for lunch or dinner. No harm meant for those in the waxing business, but we are all sick and tired of the monthly torture.
EVERYONE WANTS LESS HAIR – CHECK OUT ENGAGEMENT AND USERS ON YOUTUBE FOR BEST METHODS!
Don’t believe us? Check out how many different methods are advertised on Youtube. Hair Removal videos are getting millions of views.
Your Laser Hair Removal Questions Answered
Laser Hair Removal is the process of hair removal by means of exposure to pulses of laser light that destroy the hair follicle.” Removal treatments were performed experimentally for two decades before reaching commercial approval and availability in the 1990s. The first widely used method was created by an MIT graduate named R. Rox Anderson, who discovered it was possible to target specific chromophore (the part of a molecule responsible for its color) with a laser to partially damage stem cells within hair follicles. In 1997, this method was approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Over time, Laser Hair Removal has become more efficient, removing unwanted hair permanently, but until recently men and women preferred even waxing over the painful methods of Laser Hair Removal.
Permanent Hair Removal, as defined by the Food and Drug Administration, means an ongoing reduction of the number of hairs that regrow after treatments. It’s important to understand the difference between permanent reduction and permanent removal. Even though laser treatments will often permanently reduce the number of hairs that return after treatment, they may not result in a permanent removal of all hair. Patients will require touch-up treatments for ongoing, impressive results. The Motus AX has improved the results and increases the overall success in destroying the follicles permanently.
Still shaving or waxing?
7 Reasons why you should choose to research other methods of Hair Removal!
- Cost of Razors
- Shaving is time-consuming
- You can never stay completely smooth
- Getting “Razor Cuts” in all the wrong places
- Feeling “Itchy on Date Night”
- UNSIGHTLY BUMPS
- Brazilian Wax Lady moved back to Miami
Laser Hair Removal is one of the most common aesthetic treatments in the United States. To learn more about these confidence-boosting treatment, and call us to book your FREE consultation at (770)-766-9684.
Why choose the Motus AX?
Because this is the first high-speed VIRTUALLY PAIN-FREE Alexandrite laser that makes it possible for people of all ethnicities to benefit from PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL ANYWHERE YOU CAN IMAGINE! (Ok almost anywhere). The breakthrough that resulted in Motus AX began with Moveo Technology, a handpiece with a cooled, sapphire, cylindrical tip that reduces energy loss, thus making the transmission more effective and precise.
Who Can Use Motus AX?
For the first time ever, women and men of all ethnicities WITH SKIN TYPES 1-6 are approved for the Motus AX Alexandrite laser. This is by far the most effective treatment option in Laser Hair Removal today.
- No Pain
- No Downtime
- Permanent
- All Complexions
Why Should You consider the Motus AX For Laser Hair Removal?
When you choose the Motus AX, you’ll experience a comfortable, fast, and effective Laser Hair Removal. Large areas can be treated within a minimal time frame. In addition, it does not matter if it is the bikini area, back, legs, forearms, or an unwanted mustache. Remember they call it the LUNCHTIME TREATMENT for a reason. The risk of side effects is virtually non-existent. To top it off, the treatment comes equipped with a contact cooling system, further enhancing comfort. A sensation that feels much like a mild sunburn after treatment is a typical short-term side-effect. Recommendations on post-treatment skin care protocols will be discussed before treatment. Treatment sessions required will depend on the size of the area, the patient’s hair volume, and the area of the body treated.
Slater Aesthetic Dr. Slater’s Estheticians and Nurses are qualified and certified in Laser Hair Removal. We welcome all questions and concerns during your pre-treatment consultation. Generally speaking 4-6 treatments per area are recommended for best results.
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Article contribution by Ellen Jeanette Jackson
