Permanent Hair Removal
What’s On Offer
6 treatments required
Brow
Ears
Beard and Neck
Shoulders
Arms
Hands
Back
Back and Shoulders
Chest
Stomach
Chest and Stomach
Buttocks
Legs
Feet
What To Do
Schedule a Consultation
Get a free consultation before booking your appointment
Avoid Sun Exposure (2 Weeks Before)
Stay out of direct sun exposure and avoid tanning beds.
Avoid Certain Skincare Products & Treatments (1-2 Weeks Before)
Stop using retinoids, glycolic acid, salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, and other exfoliating agents in the treatment area.
Shave the Area (12-24 Hours Before)
Shave the area the day before your appointment
Do not shave immediately before your session to avoid irritation
Permanent Hair Removal FAQs
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Laser hair removal is a long-term hair reduction method that uses laser light to target and destroy hair follicles, preventing future hair growth. It’s a safe, effective, and popular treatment for reducing unwanted hair on various body areas, including the face, legs, arms, underarms, bikini line, and back.
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Laser Emits Light → A concentrated beam of light is directed at the hair.
Melanin Absorbs Light → The pigment (melanin) in the hair absorbs the laser energy.
Heat Destroys Follicle → The laser heats up and damages the hair follicle, preventing future hair growth.
Hair Falls Out → Over the next 1-2 weeks, treated hair falls out naturally.
Important: Laser hair removal works best on dark hair because it absorbs more light. Lighter hair (blonde, gray, red) may not respond as well to treatment.
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Typically 6-8 sessions, spaced 4-6 weeks apart for best results.
Hair grows in cycles (growth, rest, shedding), and the laser is most effective in the growth phase.
Maintenance sessions may be needed once or twice a year after the initial treatments.
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Not 100% permanent, but drastically reduces hair growth.
Some hair may grow back over time, but it’s usually finer and lighter.
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It doesn't hurt
The lasers have cooling technology to minimize discomfort.