An industry-leading laser system trusted by dermatologists and aestheticians around the world, and the workhorse of this practice. Two wavelengths — a 755nm Alexandrite and a 1064nm Nd:YAG — with multiple spot sizes and variable pulse duration, which is how one device treats hair, vessels and pigment on every skin type safely.
The GentleMax Pro™ delivers an intense beam of light through a small handpiece. The skin absorbs the light and converts it to heat, and the target — a hair follicle, a vessel, a patch of pigment — takes the heat and lets go. The surface of the skin is not damaged.
Two wavelengths matter because skin is not one color. The Alexandrite is fast and precise on lighter skin; the Nd:YAG passes safely through darker skin to reach the target underneath. Multiple spot sizes and pulse durations mean the settings are tuned to you, and the cooling spray fires a fraction of a second before each pulse, which is why people tolerate it so well.
All skin types, any part of the body except under the brow. The most common thing we do with it.
How we use it →And facial capillaries, cherry angiomas and hemangiomas. The Nd:YAG closes the vessel; the body clears it.
How we use it →Photofacials for brown spots, freckling and uneven tone on the face, chest, hands and legs.
How we use it →Part of a stacked wrinkle-reduction plan alongside Matrix™, Exceed and the Collagenizer.
How we use it →Because two wavelengths in one machine means every skin type is treated safely with the right one, and because Candela's cooling makes the treatment tolerable without numbing. It is also fast, which matters when the area is a full back.
Yes. The GentleMax Pro™ series is FDA-cleared for hair removal and for vascular and pigmented lesions.
Trish, who has been Candela-certified since 2005, and Martha, a certified laser technician. The same people every visit.
An hour, in person, no charge to talk. Nothing has to be decided, and nobody here works from a script.