V-NISSG · BKF
Haarentfernung mit Laser
Specialisation in professional laser hair removal – from device technology and treatment planning to the safety protocol.
About this module
Laser hair removal is one of the most sought-after treatments in modern aesthetics – and one of the applications for which the V-NISSG competence certificate is mandatory. This BKF module imparts the necessary knowledge to carry out laser hair removal safely, effectively and in a legally compliant manner. The focus is on practical application: device settings, skin type assessment, contraindications and treatment protocols are discussed and practised in detail.
Learning objectives
- Evaluate suitable laser types for hair removal (diode, alexandrite, Nd:YAG)
- Apply the Fitzpatrick scale and adjust laser parameters accordingly
- Safely identify contraindications and decline treatment
- Create and document a complete treatment protocol
- Know emergency measures for side effects (burns, blistering)
- Conduct consultations and obtain informed consent in a legally compliant manner
Course content
1Hair cycle and mode of action
- Anatomy and physiology of hair
- Hair cycle: anagen, catagen, telogen
- Selective photothermolysis – target structure melanin
- Why multiple sessions are necessary
- Differences between light vs. dark hair and skin
2Laser devices for hair removal
- Diode laser (800–810 nm): advantages and disadvantages
- Alexandrite laser (755 nm): ideal for lighter skin types
- Nd:YAG laser (1064 nm): safe for dark skin
- In-motion vs. stamp technique
- Cooling systems and their effects
3Treatment planning
- Skin type classification according to Fitzpatrick
- Test treatment: purpose and procedure
- Parameters: fluence, pulse duration, spot size
- Intervals and number of treatments
- Skin preparation and aftercare
4Contraindications & safety
- Absolute contraindications (active infection, epilepsy, etc.)
- Relative contraindications (pregnancy, medication)
- Sun exposure, self-tanning products, tattoos in the treatment area
- Eye protection for client and user
- Handling incidents and side effects
5Documentation & legal
- Medical history and consent form
- Treatment record and photo documentation
- Record retention requirements
- Liability and insurance
- Examination tasks and case studies