Home Use IPL Devices | Home use for face, legs, underarms | IPL Technology (1060nm wavelength) Spot Size: 10.0×33.0mm ▲ FDA 510(k) cleared (Medical Device) Sterilization Lamp (ISO 27447 compliant) | Portable design ▲, affordable, medical-grade safety, UV sterilization ▲▲ Multi-voltage compatibility (supports US, EU, UK, etc.) | Requires 6–8 sessions for visible results, skin sensitivity risk, slower than clinical devices |
Clinical IPL Machines | Professional clinics | High-power IPL (1200nm+) Larger Spot Size (e.g., 20×40mm ▲▲) Medical supervision required | Rapid hair reduction ▲▲, precise targeting, adjustable energy levels ▲▲ | Expensive (>$1000), non-portable, requires trained technicians, limited home access |
Laser Hair Removal | Medical facilities | Laser Technology (1064nm) Permanent Reduction (FDA-approved) Skin Type-Specific ▲ | Long-term results ▲▲, minimal regrowth, ideal for darker skin tones | High cost ($500–$2000+/session), painful, requires 6–12 sessions, not suitable for all skin types |
Basic Epilators | Daily use at home | Manual/Electric Epilation No Light Technology Low Cost ▲ | Immediate hair removal ▲, affordable (<$50), no downtime | Temporary results (2–4 weeks), skin irritation risk, no long-term benefits |
Advanced Epilators + IPL | Home use for longer-term effects | Combined Epilation + Low-Power IPL (800nm) Smaller Spot Size (e.g., 5×15mm) Battery-Powered ▲ | Moderate long-term effect ▲, combines methods for comfort | Less effective than dedicated IPL devices, higher cost ($100–$200), limited spot coverage |
Disposable Razors | Daily shaving | Blade-Based No Technology Ultra-Cheap ▲▲ | Immediate results ▲▲, quick, widely accessible (<$5/unit) | Temporary (1–2 days), frequent replacement, skin irritation, no hair reduction |