Remington i-Light IPL 6750 - 150,000 shots

Q. What areas of my body can I treat with i-LIGHT?
i-LIGHT is designed for unisex use on areas below the neck, including the legs, underarms, bikini line, arms, chest and back.

Q. What are the risks involved with i-LIGHT. Is it safe?
i-LIGHT is clinically proven to be safe & effective, but like any electronic device it is important that you read and follow the operating instructions and safety warnings.

Q. Is IPL dangerous for the skin after long term use?
There have not been any reported side effects or skin damage from long term use of intense pulse light (IPL).

Q. Why is my hair growing despite treatments?
Results aren’t immediate, and individual results vary. Most users will begin to notice fewer hairs within 1-2 weeks after beginning treatment. During this time it may look like the hair is still growing, but it is actually being ‘pushed out’. Hair grows in a cycle of 3 different phases which lasts 18-24 months. Only hairs in the active growth phase are susceptible to treatment, which is why multiple treatments are required for optimal results. It’s important to continue with the full treatment regime and top-up treatments to ensure that every active hair is treated. , Treatment Regime A full treatment regime is once every two weeks for three treatments. Individual results may vary, so multiple treatments may be required for optimal results. Some hair growth will occur that is less dense, finer and lighter in colour than the original hair. This regrowth is perfectly normal and should be expected. After completing the initial treatment regime, top-up treatments will provide even better results. Continuous regular weekly use will give good results within 6-12 weeks (darker skin tones may take longer). , NOTE: You should avoid treating the same area multiple times in one session, as it will not improve efficacy but increases the risk of skin irritation

Q. Why can’t I use i-LIGHT after recent sun exposure?
Sun exposure causes high levels of melanin to be present and exposes the skin to higher risk of burns or blisters following treatment.