Does TRIA x4 really work?
The Tria 4X is the only FDA-approved home laser hair remover. I recommend it for hair-free results on face and smaller areas, done in 30 minute sessions. It’s safe for light to medium skin tones, and works on dark hair. It’s the most powerful home device you can buy and so promises your longest lasting results.
Can TRIA laser be used on pubic area?
No. Do not use the Tria Hair Removal Laser 4X on genitals. These areas may have more sensitive skin, a darker skin tone and/or a greater hair density. You may use the Tria Hair Removal Laser 4X on your bikini line, which is the pubic hair visible beyond the boundaries of a swimsuit.
How long does the Tria 4X last?
When we spoke to the manufacturer, Tria, they claimed that the device lasts for around 600 sessions before it needs replacing. The device has a life span of around 90,000 flashes, which is equivalent to 60 full body sessions or 600 average use sessions (most people will not use the Tria for their entire body!).
Is the TRIA painful?
Does Tria Laser Hurt? That depends on a lot of factors, and everyone has their own tolerance to pain/discomfort. You might feel more pain if you have sensitive skin or very dark or thick hair. The first time using the laser is usually the most uncomfortable and then subsides with further uses for most people.
Can I use TRIA 4X on my face?
With a 30-minute battery life, Tria Laser 4X is ideal for covering multiple face and body parts during each treatment.
What is the difference between TRIA 4X and precision?
4x – 5 settings, holds charge longer, has more pulses for life of machine, shaped like a blow dryer, you can use on body and face, best for legs. Precision – 3 settings, lighter, best for small areas like face, under arm and bikini.
How much does laser hair removal cost?
The average cost of laser hair removal is $429, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. However, the cost varies depending on a number of different factors….Laser hair removal cost breakdown.
| Area of body | Low cost | High cost |
|---|---|---|
| Arms | $350 | $500 |
| Bikini area | $350 | $500 |
| Lower legs | $600 | $850 |
| Back | $600 | $900 |
Can I use Tria for Brazilian?
Second, the manufacture and FDA clearly warn that this is NOT for Brazilians and should not be used on genitals or anuses. So if you do use it there, do so at your own risk and against their warnings/recommendations.