For those that are tired of trying to pluck hair, the Selectif Pro may come in handy as the ultrasonic probe is able to make use of ultrasound energy to grip it precisely by its tweezer. The ultrasound energy is then radiated down the hair root where it turns into hat and stops hair from growing back.
Given the fact that the skin does not receive any of the energy as it goes straight the skin is unchanged and since the device is not powered by light there is no exposure to melanin.
Throughout the investigation trial of the device ten test subjects were acquired eight of which actually participated in the trial. Each of the participants was female with grey or white hair growth on their chins. In addition, a few of the studies also had at least six previous laser hair removal treatments that were not effective.
The subjects reported that after treatment with the device their hair growth was much slower and in many times the hair was finer or softer. Two of the participants saw a 95% reduction in hair, two saw an 80% reduction in hair, and the remaining four saw between a 50 to 75% reduction in hair growth.
Each of the patients found that the device was easy to use with a little training and there were no side effects reported including pain.
In summary, the Selectif Pro appears to be a great new device for treating unwanted hair growth that has not responded to laser hair removal treatments.
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