Laser Hair Removal & Aesthetic Laser Medicine in Gütersloh

We treat unwanted hair growth, pigment changes, spider veins and angiomas, as well as selected benign skin lesions such as seborrhoeic keratoses and papillomas. We also offer laser treatments to improve skin texture and firmness.

The laser system works with two wavelengths – Alexandrite 755 nm and Nd:YAG 1064 nm. This allows the treatment to be tailored individually to skin type, hair colour and treatment goal.

Most patients feel only a brief sensation of warmth or a slight sting. The integrated DCD cooling system protects and cools the skin during treatment.

That depends on the indication, skin type and individual response. Hair removal usually requires several sessions, as only hairs in the active growth phase can be treated effectively.

Avoid intense sun, tanning beds and self-tanners beforehand. For hair removal, hairs must not be plucked or waxed; the area to be treated should be shaved as individually recommended.

The skin should be treated gently, cooled and consistently protected with a high SPF. Sauna, intense exercise and strong heat should be avoided for a short time.

Selected benign pigment changes can be treated after medical assessment. Unclear or suspicious skin lesions must be clarified dermatologically beforehand.

Selected benign skin lesions can be treated provided the diagnosis is clear. A medical examination takes place before every treatment to rule out suspicious changes.

Small superficial vessels and angiomas can be sealed with targeted laser energy. Depending on size, depth and location, several sessions may be required.

Controlled warmth in the deeper skin layers can stimulate new collagen formation and improve the complexion. Results develop gradually and can vary individually.

Temporary redness, swelling, a feeling of warmth or light crusting are possible. Rarely, pigment changes, blisters or scars may occur. Individual consultation and appropriate laser settings reduce the risks.

Treatment may be ruled out in cases including pregnancy, acute skin infections, a fresh tan, certain medications or light-sensitive conditions. The decision is made after a medical history assessment.

PRP stands for platelet-rich plasma. It is obtained from a small amount of your own blood and contains concentrated platelets and growth factors that can support the body's own regeneration processes.

PRP can be used to improve skin quality, for fine lines and tired-looking skin – on the face, neck and décolleté – and as a supportive treatment for certain forms of hair loss.

After the blood draw, the plasma is processed by centrifugation and then introduced into the desired area with fine injections.

Three treatments several weeks apart are often recommended to start with. Refresher treatments may be useful afterwards.

Regeneration develops gradually; first changes may become visible after a few weeks. The result is individual and depends among other things on skin condition, age and lifestyle.

Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness and small bruises can occur. As your own plasma is used, allergic reactions are very rare.

Yes. PRP can complement selected laser treatments and support regeneration and the improvement of skin texture. The timing is determined individually.

PRP is not suitable in cases including certain blood clotting disorders, acute infections, serious illnesses or during pregnancy. A detailed medical history is taken before treatment.