The best time for laser hair removal is now.
Start your journey to hair-free skin.

Laser Hair Removal is a gradual treatment of laser beam that destroys the hair follicle while preserving the skin.

The laser targets the hair roots.

The melanin absorbs the light and heats up.

Roots are eliminated. Smooth skin forever!

for hormonal areas typically nine (9) sessions for females
for men, usually 9-12 sessions (due to very coarse hair)
when the recommended sessions are completed, depending on the amount and texture of hair, the technician will be able to determine how many sessions you should go for. Which can result to keeping under maintenance when the hair is visible (varies on person)
body areas — 5 weeks apart | face areas — 4 weeks apart | face+body — 5 weeks apart with the area(s) shaven, unshaven for female faces
it treats all type of skin tone
it is BEST effective on pigmented hair
blonde, red, grey are NOT treatable.

Please do not take any antibiotics within the 2 weeks prior to your appointment. Certain medications, like specific antibiotics, can risk photosensitivity which causes increased sensitivity to the heat/laser and risk skin damage.
Avoid long direct sun exposure two weeks before treatment. Having long sun exposure can risk discoloration to skin’s pigment. Be sure to always wear SPF 30-50.
Do not wax, pluck, thread, use any hair removal creams, bleaching creams at least 3 weeks before your appointment.
No self-tanning, tanning lotions at least 2 weeks before.
No using chemical peels, AHA/BHA, acids, or retinol products at least one week prior to treatment (ex. Face, Neck areas).
Avoid laser treatments during pregnancy (unless a physician’s note is provided).

If shoulders and below body areas are being treated, SHAVE the day before treatment (unless otherwise told by your esthetician).

Come in with a clean area. No make up, lotion, creams, oils, deodorant, or any products on.
Be sure to disclose any current medication you’re taking or have any medical history.
If highly sensitive, you may apply numbing cream 20-30 mins prior to your appointment, or take a pain reliever an hour before to help relieve tension.

Avoid any long direct sun exposure at least 2 weeks after treatment. If exposed for a long time, there is a risk for hyperpigmentation.
Do not exercise 24 hours after treatment.
No taking a hot shower for 24 hours after treatment.
Do not apply any deodorant 3-4 hours after underarms treatments.
Do not wear makeup 3-4 hours after a face treatment.
Avoid exfoliation within 7 days after treatment.

You can only shave between laser hair removal sessions. Hair/pigment is needed in the follicle for the laser to target. If you do not shave for your appointment, the laser will singe the hair resulting in a painful burning or possible scarring.
Bumpiness and redness are normal, and it will go away. Apply 1% hydrocortisone cream at home to help reduce the irritation of the skin.
About 7-14 days after treatment, some hair will begin to fall out or “spit out.” This is normal – it looks like the hair is growing, but in fact your hair is shedding from the skin. We recommend you exfoliate after 7 days.