Pre-treatment Preparation:

• No lotion or perfumes on the day of treatment.
• No spray tans or lotions 7-8 days prior to treatment.
• Please shave the treatment area well 24 hours before treatment.

Laser hair removal involves the use of laser pulses. These pulses emit light into the skin that destroys the root and follicle of the hair. When the root and follicle are destroyed, hair can no longer grow.

For this process to work, the hair must be targeted during an active growth phase. However, individual hairs usually grow at different rates. Therefore, it takes several treatment sessions to capture every hair in the growth phase and produce optimal results.

Some people see permanent results, while some people may need a touch-up treatment every six to twelve months. Results vary depending on your hair type and skin type. Proper preparation and aftercare can also affect how long the results last.

It is best to play it safe and avoid laser hair removal while you’re pregnant. There is no evidence to suggest that it is unsafe, but there have not been long-term studies to analyze the effect of the laser on an unborn child.

To protect your unborn baby, wait until after you’ve given birth to begin laser hair removal treatment.

Laser removal can be performed on any area of the body except the eyelids. The most popular treatment areas are the legs, back, arms, chest, upper lip, underarms, and bikini area.

You can also get laser hair removal on your ears, nose, scalp, forehead, eyebrows, and other parts of your face.

Anyone can get laser hair removal, regardless of skin color or hair type. However, people with light skin and dark hair tend to see faster and better results than people with light hair or a darker skin tone.Any man or woman can have the treatments, though pregnant women should wait until after they’ve given birth to begin their sessions.