Hair Reduction: Why Clarity II Laser Is the Clear Winner This Spring
Laser Hair Removal in Geelong & Ballarat: Why Clarity II Leads the Way
Not all hair removal methods are created equal. While shaving, waxing, or depilatory creams might be quick fixes, they’re often time-consuming and can lead to irritation, ingrown hairs, or thinning results. That’s where medical-grade laser hair removal comes in—and at ASFB we’ve raised the bar with the Lutronic Clarity II.
Why is laser hair removal so popular?
Instead of removing hair from the surface, laser targets the hair follicle itself. Over a series of sessions, this process significantly slows regrowth. Compared to instantaneous but temporary methods like shaving or painful waxing, laser offers far longer-lasting smoothness.
What makes the Clarity II special?
It uses a unique dual-wavelength system (755 nm Alexandrite and 1064 nm Nd:YAG)perfectly tailored for treating all skin types safely and effectively. T
The built-in IntelliTrakâ„¢ technology ensures even, efficient coverage, while real-time temperature sensing and advanced cooling reduce any discomfort. And thanks to its larger spot sizes and fast repetition rates, treatment is both quick and efficient.Â
IPL vs Laser: A quick breakdown
Unlike lasers, IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) delivers a broad spectrum of light and is less precise—making laser hair reduction more targeted and effective. And unlike shaving or waxing, laser reduces hair growth over time and helps prevent common side effects like ingrown hairs.
Great news for you!
This Spring, we’ve made it easier to book laser hair reduction: Dianne Jarvis in Geelong and Stephanie Nunn in Ballarat have expanded appointment availability.
Because our hair removal treatments are so popular, you may see waitlists, so we’re thrilled to offer more access for our valued patients.Â
Ready to go smoother?
Our dermal team can assess your goals and design a plan that’s just right for you.
Book your hair reduction consultation today! t: 1300 502 732
*Individual results may vary. Any procedure carries risks. Your therapist will discuss these risks, and how you can reduce them before and after treatment, in your consultation.
