The laser
Two wavelengths in one device: 755 nm alexandrite and long-pulse 1064 nm Nd:YAG. The doctor adjusts the treatment to your skin, the area and the hair type.
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Specialty · Laser hair removal
Smooth skin, for the long term.
Laser hair removal reduces hair growth over the long term, whereas shaving, waxing or creams only work for a short time. The centre is equipped with a DEKA Synchro Replay laser combining two wavelengths: alexandrite (755 nm) and long-pulse Nd:YAG (1064 nm). It can treat all areas of the body, including the face, and different skin types, including tanned skin, after a preliminary test.

Two wavelengths in one device: 755 nm alexandrite and long-pulse 1064 nm Nd:YAG. The doctor adjusts the treatment to your skin, the area and the hair type.
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As the laser passes, you feel a slight pinch or warmth. Anaesthesia is usually unnecessary; a local anaesthetic cream can be used if needed. The skin may redden for a few hours. Direct sun exposure must be avoided after the session.
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Each hair follows a cycle of growth, regression and rest, and the laser only acts on growing hairs. As not all hairs in an area are in the same phase, several sessions are needed: usually 5 to 10 depending on the area, thickness and hair type.
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Your doctor
Aesthetic and anti-ageing medicine · Founder of the Monaco Anti-Aging Medicine Association
Dr Roland Marquet carries out the preliminary consultation and laser test, and sets out the protocol and quote with you according to the areas to be treated.
It reduces hair growth in the treated areas for the long term, far longer than shaving, waxing or creams. The number of sessions depends on the area, thickness and hair type.
The centre’s laser includes a wavelength (1064 nm Nd:YAG) suited to darker or tanned skin. A preliminary test is always carried out to anticipate the skin’s reaction.
Usually 5 to 10, because the laser only acts on growing hairs and the hair cycle can last more than six months depending on the area.
Avoid direct sun exposure after the session. Slight redness may last a few hours; a specific cream may be recommended.
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+377 93 50 18 51Medical content reviewed by Dr Roland Marquet. Last updated 30 September 2026.