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FAQs

Everything You Need to Know

 

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How does laser hair removal work?

Laser energy targets the pigment in the hair follicle, heating it to reduce future hair growth without damaging the surrounding skin.

 

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Is laser hair removal permanent?

It provides long-term hair reduction. Most clients experience significantly less regrowth, with occasional maintenance sessions needed.

 

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Does it hurt?

Most people describe it as a quick snapping sensation—mild and very tolerable. Modern technology helps keep treatments as comfortable as possible and our three-wavelength laser has a cooling system to minimise discomfort.

 

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How many sessions will I need?

Typically 6–8 sessions are recommended, spaced a few weeks apart, depending on the treatment area and your hair growth cycle.

 

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Can all skin types be treated?

Many skin types can be treated safely. Your suitability will be assessed during your consultation to ensure the best results.

 

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How should I prepare for my appointment?

 

  • Shave the area 24 hours before treatment

  • Avoid sun exposure and tanning

  • Do not wax or pluck before sessions

 

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What should I avoid after treatment?

Avoid heat (hot showers, saunas, gyms), sun exposure, and harsh skincare products for 24–48 hours.

 

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Can I shave between sessions?

Yes—shaving is fine. Avoid waxing, plucking, or threading as these remove the hair follicle needed for treatment.

 

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Are there any side effects?

You may experience temporary redness or sensitivity, similar to mild sunburn. This usually settles quickly.

 

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How long do results last?

Results are long-lasting, with smoother skin and reduced regrowth. Maintenance sessions may be needed every 6–12 months.

 

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Is there any downtime?

No—most clients return to normal activities straight after treatment, with minimal restrictions.

 

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How do I book?

Simply send us an enquiry or get in touch with us via WhatsApp/instagram or Facebook to schedule your consultation.

 

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