Laser hair removal targets the pigment in hair follicles with a concentrated beam of light, which is absorbed and converted to heat. This process damages the follicle and delays future hair growth.

Yes, when performed by a trained professional using FDA-approved equipment, laser hair removal is considered safe. Side effects are typically minimal and may include temporary redness or mild swelling.

Laser hair removal can be used on almost any area of the body, including the face, chest, back, shoulders, stomach, and legs. Specific treatment areas may depend on skin type and hair color.

Most clients require multiple sessions—often between 6 to 8 treatments—because hair grows in cycles. Your specialist will assess your hair and skin type to recommend a personalized treatment plan.

During your session, you’ll wear protective eyewear. There is a cold air blowing machine, which will run alongside the laser, to protect the outer layers of your skin and to act as numbing the treatment area.

Avoid sun exposure and tanning for a couple weeks before your session. Shave the treatment area 24-48 hours in advance, and avoid waxing or plucking, as these can disturb the hair follicle.

Laser hair removal might not be suitable if you have certain skin conditions, are taking photosensitive medications, or have recently used certain skincare treatments. Your consultation will cover these details to ensure safety.

Many clients experience long-lasting hair reduction. While most will see significant results after the full treatment plan, occasional maintenance sessions may be necessary.

Laser hair removal is most effective on dark hair and light skin, as the laser targets the pigment in the hair. For darker skin tones, newer lasers like Nd:YAG are safer and can be used. It can be less effective on light hair (blonde, gray, or red) and may require alternative treatments

Your satisfaction and safety are our top priorities. Feel free to contact us at any time with questions before or after your treatment sessions.