Laser Hair Removal

During laser hair removal, you may feel a slight sting similar to being stung by a rubber band. However, the discomfort is typically mild, and any pain or discomfort subsides shortly after the treatment. Additionally, skin thickness can affect your pain tolerance, with areas such as the underarms, upper lip and temples being more uncomfortable.

YES! Laser hair removal is safe and effective for removing unwanted hair from all skin types. Laser hair removal is FDA-cleared for permanent hair reduction.

Treatments should be spaced 4-6 weeks apart. This guarantees that your hair follicles have enough time to go through their natural growth cycle and are
effectively targeted during their growth phase.

The number of sessions needed for laser hair removal can vary depending on factors such as hair type, treatment area, and individual response. On average, most patients require 2 to 6 sessions. After the treatments, patients may experience several months or even years of hair-free skin. Any regrowth that occurs tends to be finer and lighter in color.

The average duration of a laser hair removal session is around 30 minutes, although it can take up to an hour, depending on the size of the treatment area.

Yes. This is because laser treatment can cause temporary irritation and inflammation in the treated area. When the laser targets the hair follicles, it can disrupt the normal functioning of the skin, leading to the appearance of pimples. Pimples are typically small, red bumps that may be itchy or tender to the touch. However, these pimples should go away within a few days and are not a cause for major concern.

Hair regrowth is normal during your laser hair removal series. You will notice your hair becomes thinner and lighter with each treatment.

No, the laser will detect and target the pigment in the tattoo ink instead of the hair follicle. This can result in a burn or scarring to your skin and tattoo. Laser hair removal around the vicinity of a tattoo is safe. Therefore, your tattoo will be covered by your technician during treatment.

Yes, you can get hair removed during your period. However, some women may experience skin sensitivity during their menstrual cycle due to hormonal changes. Additionally, your period can impact hair growth, including the length and thickness of hair. This can increase thicker hair during this time.

In the days before treatment, you should avoid taking medications like Retinol and blood thinners, NSAIDs, and pain relievers. These medications can increase your sensitivity to the heat and light emitted from the laser. As a result, it can cause your treatment process to be excruciating and irritating.

These substances can create a barrier between your hair follicles and the laser and reduce your treatment’s effectiveness. Therefore, you should avoid applying lotions, moisturizers, oils, deodorants, or sunscreens to your skin on the day of your appointment.

Yes, laser hair removal can be a valuable treatment to reduce the appearance of strawberry legs or keratosis pilaris. The laser targets and eliminates the hair follicles, a common source of inflammation and irritation for people with keratosis pilaris. By removing the hair, the laser helps reduce inflammation and promote smoother, rejuvenated-looking skin.

Laser hair removal can help individuals with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) manage excessive hair growth. PCOS is a medical condition in which hormonal imbalances can cause unwanted hair to grow on the face, abdomen, back, or legs. While laser hair removal does not cure PCOS or fix the underlying hormonal imbalance, it does provide relief from the excessive hair growth associated with the condition. By undergoing regular laser hairremoval sessions, individuals with PCOS can enjoy longer periods of hair-free skin, enhancing their self-confidence and overall well-being.

Yes! Laser hair removal is a cost-efficient and time-saving investment. You can save money on shaving cream, razors, and waxing appointments by permanently reducing hair growth. You can also spend more time doing things you enjoy and less time shaving, waxing, or tweezing.