JOVS Venus Pro™ II IPL Hair Removal Device (2024)

FAQs

Does Jovs work? ›

The IPL light and heat will burn off the thick coarse hairs above the skin, so after treatment, my skin looks and feels smooth. But after a few weeks the thick hairs always grow back. They don't get thinner with each additional treatment either. I would recommend this to those with lighter skin and darker fine hair.

IPL treatments, according to a study in the Journal of Clinical Aesthetic Dermatology, show that people get 83.3% less hair growth after one month and 78.1% less after three months. Results can last for years or even permanently. This makes IPL an excellent choice for those who want to enjoy long-lasting smoothness.

Be warned that the recommended use for effect is 3-4 times for the first four weeks, 2-3 times the next fours, then 1-2 times a month for maintenance forever after that.

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We recommend doing at-home IPL treatment once a week for twelve weeks, or twice a week for six weeks. If you've been doing IPL for a long time but had long gaps in between treatments, that might make it so you don't see results as quickly.

This product is FDA approved.

IPL hair removal is a progressive treatment that offers full body hair removal - but you can use IPL to treat separate areas, such as your arms, legs, or pubic area, depending on your individual needs. When using IPL, you'll hold a flashgun device that delivers a spectrum of light to the skin.

The cheapest models on the market may only last you a few years before requiring replacing, but a good IPL device will deliver decades of regular use. 2) The power. Many IPL devices come with varying levels of intensity, meaning you can treat hair on various parts of your body effectively.

After completing a session of 12 weeks, the hair growth will reduce completely, providing you with silky, smooth skin for a longer time. However, you may have to continue touch-ups as needed. It is most effective on darker coloured body hair, as the melanin absorbs the light.

How many IPL laser treatments do I need? While occasionally patients respond to one treatment, usually 2-3 treatments may be needed for desired results.

How do you use JOVS Venus Pro II? ›

So for the best results, it's important to allow hair regrowth so that your follicles are full of hair. It's important to note that shaving or hair removal cream are the only methods of hair removal that you should be using in between your sessions of laser.

It is impossible to avoid all sun exposure and so even with the best of skin care and protection, new brown spots may emerge gradually over time. Proper skin care and protection is the only thing standing between you and appearance of future brown spots.

If you forget to shave, the effectiveness of your treatment may diminish. The laser, instead of focusing on the follicles, might target surface hair. This can lead to heightened discomfort, potential stinging, and a risk of burns. Surface impurities like dirt and oil can also reduce efficacy.

If you don't shave before your laser hair removal session, the light energy may not penetrate the hair follicle, resulting in an ineffective treatment. In addition, if the hair is too long there is a risk of uneven coverage which can cause patchy results. Yes, you can shave up to an hour before your IPL treatment.

Use it three times a week for the first two weeks to slow hair growth and twice a week for the 3rd and 4th week to achieve permanent hair removal. After the treatment period, JOVS can be used once a month to do any touch-up that may be needed.

According to an article published in the journal, Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, exposure to low-level laser light stimulates cellular activity. Although these products can and often do stimulate hair growth, they have no effect on DHT levels and don't appear to stop long-term damage to your hair follicles.

Does Low Level Laser Hair Growth Really Work? The treatment works best on those with thinning hair and pattern baldness caused by a hereditary condition. The treatment will not work on everyone, and it is unlikely to work on those with very little to no hair.

The best type of laser for hair removal is a combination of alexandrite and nd:yag with fiber delivery. This is because of the premium beam technology, premium results, and quality of equipment. Alexandrite & Yag lasers typically cost $85,000-$200,000.