Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Knuckles.

Most clients require about six to eight sessions spaced four to six weeks apart for knuckles. Exact numbers depend on hair density, color, and your growth cycle. A consultation and patch test will determine a personalized treatment plan and estimated sessions.

Modern laser systems and tailored settings treat a wide range of skin tones safely. Some devices, like Nd:YAG, are better for darker skin. We conduct a consultation and patch test to choose the safest, most effective technology for your skin.

When performed by trained professionals, risk of scarring or pigment changes is minimal. Proper pre- and post-care, skin assessment, and appropriate laser settings reduce risks. Temporary redness or mild pigment shifts can occur but usually resolve with time and care.

Shave the area 24 hours before treatment and avoid waxing, plucking, or bleaching for at least four weeks. Stay out of direct sun and discontinue photosensitizing products per your therapist’s guidance to ensure the safest, most effective results.

Laser is most effective on darker, coarser hair because pigment absorbs the energy better. Light, gray, or white hairs respond less predictably; alternatives like electrolysis may be recommended for those hair types after assessment.

Avoid sun exposure and use SPF on treated knuckles, apply gentle moisturizers, and skip hot baths or exfoliation for a few days. Do not wax or pluck between sessions. Follow any specific instructions provided to support healing and results.