The difference between "it worked" and "money wasted" comes down to the machine
In cosmetology, it's rarely the specialist who lets you down — it's the equipment. That's why at Lysté we don't cut corners on machines — we invest in medical-grade equipment used by clinics in dozens of countries worldwide.
A diode laser from Asclepion — a company developing laser technology for aesthetic medicine since 1977, and the creator of the world's first Er:YAG laser. Today, specialists in more than 70 countries trust Asclepion equipment.
What this means for you:
Results for every skin phototype and hair type — including fine and light hair
360° skin cooling — the device continuously cools the epidermis during treatment, preventing burns and allowing work in any direction
TAPER technology — spreads energy evenly across the entire treatment area, with no "hot spots" on the skin
Sapphire tip — stable, safe beam delivery, session after session
Certifications:
CE 0123 — compliance with European requirements for medical devices
FDA 510(k) — clearance for use in the US for permanent hair reduction, and vascular and pigmentation treatment
ISO 60601-1-2 — safety standard for electromedical equipment
The system uses medical-grade rollers of different shapes and densities, rotating at 350 rpm, working on all layers of the skin at once.
How it feels:
The rollers apply even pressure, boost blood and lymph circulation, and help clear excess fluid from tissue. The result — a feeling of lightness in the body after just one session.
Effects:
Reduced appearance of cellulite and body volume
Firmer skin through stimulation of your own collagen
Lymphatic drainage and fluid removal
Relaxed muscles and fascia
No downtime, no bruising — you go straight back to your day
Professional epilators made in Poland. A thin needle carries a mild current that heats the hair bulb from the inside, so the hair stops growing back. The EP500 is the newer model in our studio: a single pulse lasts just 0.01 seconds — quicker than a blink.
Why use it if we already have a laser?
A laser can't "see" grey, red, or very light hair — it needs melanin. Electrolysis treats each hair individually, regardless of color, and remains the option where laser can't go — including around tattoos, where a laser beam is contraindicated.
What our equipment has in common
All of it is medical-grade technology with European and American safety certifications, regular technical servicing, and single-use materials for every client. We adjust each device's settings individually for your skin.
