Unlike previous light-based hair removal technologies that pulse the skin with a very strong light beam to destroy the hair follicle, while also causing pain, creating inconsistent coverage, and possibly even burns, the main idea behind SHR is that the energy delivered to the target area is accumulative. That means the entire treated area is gradually heated using lower energy with high repetition to achieve maximum results and optimal coverage, with virtually no pain at all
Laser hair removal has been one of the most common esthetic treatments for decades, but it finally lit up in 2006 when masterminds here at Alma developed the SHR technology and changed the way laser hair removal is performed.
What is SHR Hair Removal?
How Does SHR work?
Alma’s patented SHR technology delivers low-fluence and high-frequency laser energy, so that tissue heating is gradual and therefore safer, even for darker, melanin rich skin.
The epidermis is further protected by the applicators’ cooled tip.
The SHR process uses an “in-motion” technique, where the practitioner glides the laser applicator over the patients’ skin, distributing the laser energy uniformly over the treatment area for consistent coverage with superior results and reduced burn risk. The laser transforms into thermal energy, which in turn terminates hair growth by destroying surrounding stem cells.
The Alma Advantages
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No pain during and after treatments
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Minimal to no downtime
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Safe for all skin types, including darker skin
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Targeting fine and light hair
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Optimal, consistent coverage
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Year-round treatments
Beauty Backed by Science
At Alma, we don’t use the word innovation lightly. We have invested well over two decades of work, research, and development, accumulating the knowledge and clinical expertise to develop an unequivocal range of patents, products, approved treatment protocols and clinical evidence. And while others may say that too, we have the numbers to back it up.
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+organic patents
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Technologies (and growing)
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global awards
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inhouse publications