Frequently Asked Questions

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Most clients need 4–8 sessions for significant reduction, spaced four to eight weeks apart. Individual needs vary based on hair thickness, growth cycle and skin type; our aestheticians provide a personalized plan during consultation to achieve optimal, long-lasting results.

Laser feels like brief warm snaps or light pinpricks; discomfort is usually mild and brief. We use cooling and topical numbing on request to enhance comfort. Experienced technicians adjust settings to minimize sensation while keeping treatments effective.

Yes—modern lasers are safe for many skin tones when matched correctly. We assess your skin and select the appropriate laser and settings to reduce risks. Some darker skin types may require additional sessions or alternative approaches for optimal safety and results.

Avoid tanning, chemical peels and sun exposure for two weeks before treatment. Stop waxing for at least four weeks; shaving is fine. Arrive with clean, makeup-free skin. We’ll review medications and any skin concerns during your consultation to tailor treatment.

Temporary redness, mild swelling or pinpoint darkness are common and resolve in hours to a few days. Blistering or scarring is rare when treated by qualified professionals. Follow aftercare instructions like sun avoidance and gentle skincare to speed healing.

You can usually apply makeup after a few hours once redness subsides, but it's best to wait twenty-four hours if you have sensitivity. Use clean, non-comedogenic products and avoid heavy scrubbing. We’ll advise based on how your skin responds that day.