Virtually painless
SHR is the only clinically proven method of laser hair removal that is virtually painless. The unique heating and energy delivery method effectively damages the hair follicle and prevents re-growth, while preventing injury to the surrounding tissue. At the same time, ICE technology cools the skin surface, preventing superficial burns and pain.
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Proven safety record
Soprano ICE is FDA cleared for skin types I-VI and tanned skin. Using repetitive low energy, rather than a single pulse of high energy, it leaves the epidermis intact while warming the dermis and destroying the anatomical structures of the hair follicle.
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Tackling light hair
Combining the high absorption benefits of the Alexandrite wavelength with the treatment coverage and comfort offered by SHR, the Soprano ICE delivers superior results for ‘stubborn’, fine, light hairs that other solutions find hard to catch.
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Suitable for all skin types
SHR uses a unique method, enabling the procedure to be performed on all skin types - even tanned - anytime of the year. The 810nm wavelength is the gold standard for laser hair removal. It balances safety with efficacy by possessing good absorption in melanin and relatively deep penetration.
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Full coverage
During treatment, energy is applied over a large area - not just in the region of the hair follicle itself. The In-Motion technique accumulates heat, damaging the hair follicles within the treatment area, ensuring full coverage, and dramatically improving results.
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