• A gentle technique that eliminates undesirable hair
• Smooth and silky looking skin
• Large bodily areas treated quickly and effectively
• Minimal discomfort
• No razor burns or bumps from ingrown hair
• Replaces waxing, electrolysis and razors

Typically, it takes an average of 6-10 sessions about 4 weeks apart for the sessions to produce optimal results. The number of follicles active during each treatment determines how many sessions will be necessary to effectively stop hair growth. Other factors may include skin and hair color, age, weight, ethnicity, hormones, diet, medications, metabolism or stress. Dark hair with light skin will respond the fastest typically averaging 6-8 treatments. Lighter hair like red or blonde with dark skin will average 10 treatments for maximum results.

Perhaps, hair follicles in a dormant state during the initial series of laser treatments may eventually become active and need to be eliminated with a simple touch up treatment. Hairs that grow from these follicles are often finer in texture and lighter in color.

You may experience redness and mild tenderness in the treated area shortly after your session. This does not interfere with normal activities and will usually subside within a few hours of the session. In rare cases, redness may last longer, but will still be mild and temporary. Around 3-10 days after your treatment, hair will surface from the treated follicles looking like new growth; however, hair is beginning to shed. You can use a loofah or soft washcloth to help remove the hair as it falls out.

Yes, to ensure optimal results and safety, please:

• Do not wax, pluck, or bleach your treated areas between sessions (shaving is okay).
• Do not expose the treatment areas to direct sunlight. Do not use tanning beds at any time during your laser treatment intervals. (Please use sunscreen daily if the areas to be treated will be exposed to sunlight).
• Do not apply any products on the treated areas of your skin except sunscreen if you will be outside. Avoid products high in acids and vitamin A. (You may wash gently with soap and water, but do not rub or scrub the area for several days following your treatment).
• Do not pick or manipulate the skin in the treatment areas.

The Laser will add heat to your skin. Avoid activities that add additional heat to your skin 24-48 pre and post-treatment.

Yes, laser hair removal is not recommended for those clients who:

• Are pregnant
• Have diabetes
• Have a history of skin keloids as they may be prone to scarring after any skin trauma including laser treatment
• Have used acne medications in the past year
• Are actively using photosensitive medication
• Have an active infection or history of herpes simplex in the area to be treated
• Have a history of skin cancer
• Have been tanning within the last couple of weeks
• Sun burn

Large Area: Lower Legs, Upper Legs, Brazilian Bikini, Manzilian, Buttocks, Chest, Abdomen, Back (Scapula to waistline), Shoulders (Scapula to base of neck, across the shoulders), Full Face (Five areas of the face- see areas under small area below. Choose any five)

Medium Area: Underarms, Happy trail (naval to top of bikini line), Back of neck, Front of neck, Feet (includes toes), Hands (includes fingers), Face (Three areas- see areas under small area. Choose any three), Extended Bikini, Breasts

Small Area: Regular Bikini, Fingers, Toes, Face (one area upper lip, chin, cheeks, sides of face, brow, or forehead), Areola