Diolaze Laser Hair Removal

Face & Body | Refined by Glacial Sands

Smooth Skin. Clinical Precision. Long-Term Results.

Diolaze at Refined by Glacial Sands is an advanced diode laser system designed for safe, effective, long-term hair reduction on both the face and body. Using powerful yet controlled energy, Diolaze targets hair follicles at the root to significantly reduce unwanted hair with minimal discomfort.

This is medical-grade hair removal — elevated.

What Diolaze Treats

Diolaze can safely treat most skin types and is ideal for:

Face

• Upper lip

• Chin

• Jawline

• Sideburns

• Neck

Body

• Underarms

• Arms

• Legs

• Bikini line

• Brazilian

• Chest

• Back

Both smaller and larger areas can be treated efficiently due to Diolaze’s larger spot size and built-in cooling technology.

How Diolaze Works

Diolaze uses a diode laser to deliver concentrated light energy into the hair follicle. The pigment in the follicle absorbs the energy, which disables future growth while preserving surrounding skin.

Key advantages:

• Built-in cooling for enhanced comfort

• Faster treatment sessions

• Reduced risk of skin irritation

• Progressive, long-term hair reduction

Because hair grows in cycles, a series of treatments (typically 6–8 sessions) is recommended for optimal results.

What to Expect

Treatment times vary depending on the area. Smaller facial areas may take only minutes, while larger body areas may take 20–40 minutes.

Most patients describe the sensation as mild snapping with cooling relief. There is minimal downtime, and normal activities can typically resume immediately.

You may notice gradual hair shedding over the following weeks.

Why Choose Refined by Glacial Sands

At Refined, laser treatments are delivered in a medically supervised environment with advanced understanding of skin physiology and energy-based devices.

We prioritize:

• Safe parameter selection

• Customized treatment plans

• Long-term aesthetic strategy

• Natural, polished outcomes

This is hair removal performed with intention and clinical precision.