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Device · Skin type · Indication

Technology selected for your skin—not the other way around.

Laser hair removal, tattoo removal and body contouring use different technologies. Safety depends on selecting the right device and settings.

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An informed decision
starts here.

Aesthetic devices use light energy, radiofrequency, cold, ultrasound, magnetic fields or other mechanisms. Each technology has its own indications, contraindications and risks; no single machine is appropriate for every person and every goal.

Before treatment, we review skin type, tanning, medications, healing history, tattoos, implants and the treatment area. The device model, authorized indication and operator experience should also be confirmed.

This page provides guidance but does not diagnose or replace a consultation. The final recommendation depends on a professional assessment.

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Procedures you can
consider.

This is the clinic’s documented offering. Each procedure has its own indication, preparation, safety profile and follow-up.

Clinical note‘Permanent,’ ‘lifting’ and ‘size reduction’ are expressions used in the catalog; this website communicates gradual and variable outcomes according to the device and individual response.

What we can assess

Clear goals.
A proportionate plan.

Each goal is reviewed separately to avoid unnecessary treatment and organize options with realistic expectations.

01

Laser hair removal

Reduce hair growth using settings adjusted to skin color, hair type, treatment area and growth cycle.

02

Tattoo removal

Lighten pigment in stages, understanding that color, depth and composition affect response and complete removal is not always possible.

03

Noninvasive contouring

Assess small areas or the appearance of cellulite with authorized devices, without presenting them as treatment for obesity or weight loss.

Clinical assessment

Before recommending,
we need to ask.

A responsible consultation does not begin with a procedure. It begins by identifying needs, medical history, limitations and alternatives.

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  1. 01

    Goal, area, color and characteristics of the hair, tattoo or tissue being treated.

  2. 02

    Skin type, recent tanning and tendency toward pigmentation changes, scars or keloids.

  3. 03

    Photosensitizing medications, isotretinoin, infections and relevant medical history.

  4. 04

    Implants, pacemakers, metal, pregnancy or other device-specific contraindications.

From your first visit
to follow-up.

01

Classify

We define skin type, goal, area and factors that modify risk.

02

Select

Technology and settings are chosen according to the device indication and expected response.

03

Protect

Skin preparation, eye protection, hygiene and cooling are adapted to the procedure.

04

Adjust

The response between sessions guides changes in settings, intervals and aftercare.

Before deciding

Who may be
a candidate?

Candidacy is not determined by a photograph or a trend. These are general guidelines and must always be confirmed during a consultation.

It may be useful to consider if…
  • People with a localized goal and gradual expectations.
  • Patients who can avoid tanning and follow sun-protection guidance when indicated.
  • Those who disclose medications, implants and pigmentation or healing history.
  • People who accept that multiple sessions and maintenance may be necessary.
It is better to postpone or ask first if…
  • Recent tanning, sunburn, infection or a wound in the treatment area.
  • Use of photosensitizing medication without assessment.
  • Implants or conditions incompatible with the device’s energy.
  • An expectation of weight loss from a body-contouring treatment.

Safety and expectations

The device matters—and so do the settings and the operator.

Authorized devices can cause injury when used with the wrong indication, energy level or protection.

01

Lasers can cause pain, burns, infection, scarring or pigmentation changes; eye protection is essential.

02

Hair removal requires consideration of skin and hair color, tanning, treatment area and growth phase. Multiple sessions are common.

03

Tattoo removal depends on color, composition, depth and response; some pigments are difficult, and complete removal may not be possible.

04

Noninvasive body contouring does not treat obesity or provide the health benefits associated with weight loss. Effects may be modest or temporary.

Information before
your consultation.

01Is laser hair removal permanent?

Response varies. Long-lasting reduction may be achieved, but several sessions and, for some people, maintenance are usually required.

02Can every tattoo be completely removed?

Not always. Black and dark blue often respond better than some colors; light pigments and permanent makeup may behave unpredictably.

03Does body contouring help me lose weight?

No. The FDA states that noninvasive body-contouring devices do not treat obesity or provide the health benefits of weight loss.

04Why should I avoid the sun?

Tanning changes the amount of pigment that absorbs energy and may increase the risk of burns or color changes, depending on the technology.

Medical sources

Information you can
verify.

We select references from health authorities and medical organizations. Indications and authorizations applicable in Mexico should be confirmed with COFEPRIS.

Informational content reviewed July 31, 2026. FDA references describe regulation and safety in the United States; local availability and authorization of products, devices and procedures must be verified in Mexico.

Next step

Your treatment begins
with a good conversation.

Tell us what you would like to improve. An assessment lets us explain whether there is an appropriate option, what to expect and which alternatives are available.

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