Laser Epilation with Motus AX

The New Era in Hair Removal

Focusing on Effectiveness and
Comfort with Moveo

Motus AX introduces a revolutionary approach to the laser hair removal industry. It features the unique in-motion Alex laser, a compact system that combines the powerful Alexandrite 755 nm wavelength with unmatched safety and comfort. Designed to harness the full potential of the Alexandrite wavelength (755 nm)—which is highly effective for treating fine hair—Motus AX eliminates the common drawbacks of traditional methods, thanks to its innovative MOVEO Technology.

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frequently asked questions

What makes the Motus AX laser different from other hair removal lasers?

The Motus AX laser stands out due to its in-motion technology, which allows for a faster and more comfortable hair removal experience. It uses Alexandrite 755 nm laser, known for its effectiveness in treating various hair types, including fine hair. This system also minimizes discomfort by delivering energy gently and evenly, making it suitable for all skin types, including darker skin tones, while maintaining safety and effectiveness.

Is laser epilation with Motus AX painful?

One of the key benefits of the Motus AX laser is its ability to provide a virtually pain-free experience. Thanks to its in-motion technology and cooling mechanism, most patients report feeling minimal discomfort during the treatment, similar to a light, warm sensation on the skin. The procedure is designed to be as comfortable as possible, with no need for topical numbing agents in most cases.

How many sessions are required for effective hair removal with Motus AX?

The number of sessions needed varies depending on individual factors like hair type, hair growth cycle, and treatment area. Typically, 6 to 8 sessions are recommended for optimal results, spaced about 4 to 6 weeks apart. This ensures that hair in all growth stages is targeted, providing the most effective and long-lasting hair removal. Your practitioner will tailor a treatment plan based on your specific needs and goals.