Start Your Smooth Skin Process: Vectus Laser Hair Removal at The Langdon Center in Guilford, CT
February 24, 2015
Believe it or not, the winter is the best season to get laser hair removal. Laser treatments are safer and more effective when the skin is not tanned. It typically takes several treatments to achieve the full effects of laser hair removal (soft, silky, smooth skin). Starting laser hair removal treatments at The Langdon Center in the winter will have you ready for skirts and shorts by springtime.
The Langdon Center uses the Vectus, the fastest and most effective laser for hair removal in the world. The Vectus laser in Guilford, CT can be used on the legs, back, bikini area, underarms, chin and upper lip. Another big advantage of the Vectus: It is the least painful of any laser used for hair removal.
Laser hair removal is best to begin in the wintertime because you will need to undergo several treatments over a period of a few months. It is also best to protect the treated areas from the sun in order to get the best results possible.
If you are ready to start your laser hair removal treatments with Vectus at The Langdon Center, contact us today! (203) 453-8625
Laser Hair Removal Consultations Available
If you have further questions about Laser Hair Removal, we encourage you to schedule a consultation at The Langdon Center in Guilford, CT. Call us at 203-453-8625 or fill out our convenient online contact form.
Dr. Langdon and all of his nurses and staff are very friendly and they know how to make you feel very comfortable. He is a very experienced doctor, I call him an artistic dr. because he’s so precise in his work. If you would like something done right, dr. Langdon is the one to see. I am very pleased with my results and very grateful for him and his staff being here in Ct.
Take the Next Step
If you have further questions about Laser Hair Removal, we encourage you to schedule a consultation at The Langdon Center in Guilford, CT. Call us at (203) 453-8625 or fill out our convenient online contact form.
