How Soprano technology works
Soprano laser hair removal uses SHR technology, which gradually heats the hair follicle to stop the hair from growing back. The applicator moves continuously over the area (the In Motion technique), so the whole area is covered evenly.
A cooling system keeps the surface of the skin cold during the session. This makes the treatment comfortable and almost painless, with no need for anaesthesia.
Before you start: the assessment by a specialist technician
Every treatment begins with an assessment by a laser specialist technician, who looks at your skin phototype, the characteristics of the hair, the area you want treated and any other relevant circumstances. We use this to tailor the protocol to you. If there is any significant skin problem, our medical team also reviews it. The first assessment is free and without obligation.
What to expect
- Sessions: usually between 8 and 12, depending on the area, the hair, the phototype and how each patient responds. We monitor progress throughout and adjust the plan when needed.
- Length of each session: depends on the size of the area.
- Anaesthesia: not needed.
- Recovery: you can normally return to your daily activities after the session. We will give you the aftercare advice that applies to you.
- Results: hair reduction starts to show from the first sessions, although timings vary from person to person.
- Time of year: Soprano technology can be used all year round, on tanned skin too, always after assessing the condition of the skin.
Areas we treat
Legs, underarms, bikini line, back, chest, abdomen, arms and areas of the face such as the upper lip or chin.
One system at each clinic
Soprano ICE, in Palma. Combines the wavelength of the alexandrite laser with the advantages of the diode laser. It can work in stationary or in-motion mode, and its ergonomic handpieces suit a wide variety of patients and hair types.
Soprano Titanium, in Manacor. Brings three wavelengths together in one system, with a 4 cm² TRIO applicator and the ICE Plus cooling system. Two handpieces can be connected at once, and it is suitable for all phototypes (I to VI) and for tanned skin.
Dr Jaime Rodríguez and his team will explain the treatment and recommend the most suitable protocol for your skin and the area you want treated.