QCP to Offer ProWave for Hair Removal
Now men
and women alike are making unwanted facial and body
hair a thing of the past – thanks to the Cutera
ProWave hair removal system. No more painful
waxing, electrolysis or razors! The ProWave
delivers 21st century technology for treatment of
this distressing problem. Cleared for permanent
hair reduction, the ProWave can treat a wide range
of skin types and tones safely and
effectively.
What is ProWave?
Using the latest technology in hair removal, ProWave can rapidly treat large areas safely and effectively on patients with a wide range of skin types. The cooled hand-piece increases patient comfort and minimizes the adverse skin reaction commonly seen with other light sources. Schedule your consultation now to find out if you are a good candidate for ProWave hair removal.
The ProWave hair removal system delivers a specially tailored light source for permanent hair reduction. Cutera’s newest hair removal innovation provides treatment for a wide range of skin types. An additional patient benefit is the ability of the hand piece to treat large areas such as women’s legs and men’s backs – quickly and safely.
What areas can be treated with ProWave?
ProWave can remove hair from all parts of the body including the face, legs, arms, underarms, and back. It can also treat sensitive areas like the chest, and bikini line.
How does ProWave compare with other hair removal methods?
Shaving, waxing, and depilatory creams are all temporary methods which must be repeated on a frequent basis. ProWave offers permanent hair reduction for lasting results. Click here to see actual before and after shots.
What do ProWave treatments feel like?
When the pulse of light is delivered, some patients experience a mild pinching or stinging sensation. A topical anesthetic may be used on sensitive areas.
How many ProWave treatments will I need ? Most areas require 3-6 treatments.
However, the number of treatments required for optimal long-term benefits depends on multiple factors – hair thickness, the area treated and your hair’s growth cycle. Each hair grows at a different rate and goes through three distinct phases: growth, regression, and resting. ProWave treatments work by disabling the hair that is principally in the active growth phase at the time of treatment. Since other hairs will enter this active growth phase at different times, additional treatments may be necessary to disable all of the hair follicles in a given area.
What happens after the treatment?
Immediately following your ProWave treatment, the area may appear a bit red and swollen. Three to seven days after treatment you may experience what seems to be re-growth of hair. Actually, most of these hairs are being shed as a result of your treatment and are not re-growing. Between treatments you should not wax or pluck your hair, but it is permissible to shave.
For more information, please call the nearest office to schedule.
What is ProWave?
Using the latest technology in hair removal, ProWave can rapidly treat large areas safely and effectively on patients with a wide range of skin types. The cooled hand-piece increases patient comfort and minimizes the adverse skin reaction commonly seen with other light sources. Schedule your consultation now to find out if you are a good candidate for ProWave hair removal.
The ProWave hair removal system delivers a specially tailored light source for permanent hair reduction. Cutera’s newest hair removal innovation provides treatment for a wide range of skin types. An additional patient benefit is the ability of the hand piece to treat large areas such as women’s legs and men’s backs – quickly and safely.
What areas can be treated with ProWave?
ProWave can remove hair from all parts of the body including the face, legs, arms, underarms, and back. It can also treat sensitive areas like the chest, and bikini line.
How does ProWave compare with other hair removal methods?
Shaving, waxing, and depilatory creams are all temporary methods which must be repeated on a frequent basis. ProWave offers permanent hair reduction for lasting results. Click here to see actual before and after shots.
What do ProWave treatments feel like?
When the pulse of light is delivered, some patients experience a mild pinching or stinging sensation. A topical anesthetic may be used on sensitive areas.
How many ProWave treatments will I need ? Most areas require 3-6 treatments.
However, the number of treatments required for optimal long-term benefits depends on multiple factors – hair thickness, the area treated and your hair’s growth cycle. Each hair grows at a different rate and goes through three distinct phases: growth, regression, and resting. ProWave treatments work by disabling the hair that is principally in the active growth phase at the time of treatment. Since other hairs will enter this active growth phase at different times, additional treatments may be necessary to disable all of the hair follicles in a given area.
What happens after the treatment?
Immediately following your ProWave treatment, the area may appear a bit red and swollen. Three to seven days after treatment you may experience what seems to be re-growth of hair. Actually, most of these hairs are being shed as a result of your treatment and are not re-growing. Between treatments you should not wax or pluck your hair, but it is permissible to shave.
For more information, please call the nearest office to schedule.
ProWave 770
Permanent Hair Reductions With 21st Century
Technology
Groesbeck Internal
Medicine
2475 W Galbraith Rd
Suite C
Cincinnati, OH 45239
(513) 931-2400
Ronald Gall, M.D.
2475 W Galbraith Rd
Suite C
Cincinnati, OH 45239
(513) 931-2400
Ronald Gall, M.D.
Hyde Park Internal
Medicine
2753 Erie Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45208
(513) 871-2340
G. Stephen Cleves, M.D.
2753 Erie Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45208
(513) 871-2340
G. Stephen Cleves, M.D.
Western Hills Internal
Medicine
6350 Glenway Ave
Suite 400
Cincinnati, OH 45211
(513) 481-3400
Marc Alexander, M.D.
Terrence Carrigan, M.D.
6350 Glenway Ave
Suite 400
Cincinnati, OH 45211
(513) 481-3400
Marc Alexander, M.D.
Terrence Carrigan, M.D.