Smooth Skin. Simplified. 

The number of treatments varies depending on the treatment area, hair characteristics, skin type, and individual response. Because hair grows in cycles, multiple sessions are generally needed. 

Laser hair removal is generally described as long-term hair reduction rather than a guarantee of permanent removal. Results vary, and maintenance treatments may be recommended. 

Suitability depends on several factors, including skin tone, hair color, hair characteristics, medical history, medications, and the technology being used. A consultation is the best way to determine whether treatment is appropriate for you. 

Sensations vary depending on the person, treatment area, and technology used. Some people describe the sensation as brief warmth, snapping, or a rubber-band-like feeling. We can explain what to expect during your consultation. 

Shaving is commonly compatible with laser hair removal, while waxing, plucking, or other methods that remove the hair from the follicle may interfere with treatment.

Treatment may still be possible during periods of increased sun exposure, but sun exposure can affect treatment safety and planning. We will advise you on appropriate precautions and whether treatment should be postponed.