Soprano Titanium uses three laser wavelengths (755nm, 810nm, 1064nm) fired simultaneously through one applicator, each reaching a different depth of the hair follicle. The follicle’s melanin absorbs this light and converts it to heat, damaging the stem cells that grow hair.

Instead of one strong pulse, it delivers many low-strength pulses at high speed (10Hz) while continuously cooling the skin (SHR + In-Motion technique) — reducing pain and making treatment safer across more skin tones.

Who It’s Suitable For

Designed to be used across all skin tones, from very fair to very dark — the deeper-reaching wavelength is intended to reduce the risk of skin damage on darker skin compared with older lasers.

Not suitable if you have a tattoo in the treatment area, an active skin infection, skin cancer or unusual moles, an open wound, or a recent tan.

Areas Treated

• Larger body areas — legs, arms, underarms, bikini line — are treated with the standard applicator, moved across the skin in sections.
• Smaller, more precise areas — face, chin, upper lips — are treated with a separate, smaller tip designed for limited surface areas.

Expected Course of Treatment

Laser hair removal targets hair during its active growth phase. Because hair follicles cycle through different stages at different times, a series of treatments is necessary to ensure optimal coverage and efficacy.

Safety Considerations

Treatment is generally not recommended for patients with:

• An active skin infection
• Skin cancer, or moles that appear irregular
• A tattoo within the treatment area
• Active inflammatory skin conditions
• Open cuts, abrasions, or active cold sores
• An ongoing viral, fungal, or bacterial skin condition
• A recent or deep tan, including artificial tanning

Pre-treatment requirements include a review of the patient’s medical history, a formal skin type assessment, and the execution of a signed informed consent form after a discussion of potential risks