The right laser and the right assessment for lasting results

Yes. According to the FDA definition, it is a method of permanent hair reduction. It provides an average permanent reduction of 70–80%. After treatment, a few touch-up sessions a year are enough for any remaining hair. Electrolysis can also be chosen to remove the remaining hair completely.

We do not recommend shaving; we perform treatments without it. Come as you are, and during the initial consultation we will decide together what you need to consider.

Prices vary by treatment area. You can book single sessions or take advantage of our discounted package prices.

Sessions are 4–6 weeks apart for the face and 6–8 weeks apart for body areas. This interval is needed for hair to enter its active phase. Keeping to the intervals is very important for lasting results.

There is no such thing as a guarantee that all hair will be removed. On average, hair is reduced by 70–80% in 6–8 sessions, but the number varies from person to person. The number of sessions depends on hair structure, hormones, treatment area and skin type.

There is a risk of increased growth in areas with fine hair, such as the upper arms, face, back and between the breasts. We do not treat without an assessment.

Men require more sessions. The shoulders, nape, upper arms and cheeks are more resistant, and there is a risk of increased hair growth.

Yes, it can. We do not recommend laser for very fine hair; electrolysis is more appropriate.

It feels like a momentary burst of heat. Because we have three different lasers, we can choose the least painful one, Ice Laser.

No, it does not cause cancer. The risk of marks comes only from not protecting yourself from the sun.

Yes. Protecting yourself from the sun for one week is enough.

The face is a higher-risk area. Coarse hair can be treated; fine hair is not treated because of the risk of increased growth. An assessment is essential.

Not everyone's skin is the same. During the assessment, we choose the Alex, Diode or Ice Laser best suited to you.

No, it does not all shed at once. Laser targets only hair in the active phase, and that hair sheds in 10–15 days. Hair in other phases sheds after subsequent sessions, which is why more sessions are needed.

Yes. Thinner, sparser hair is noticeable even after the first session. Because our treatments are successful, hair does not grow back with its former strength; further sessions are needed for the full result. Hair is reduced by around 20–30% after the first session.

Yes. Slight redness is normal and shows that the laser has targeted the follicle. It usually goes away on its own within 1–2 hours.

Do not wax, tweeze or thread for 15 days before treatment. Avoid sun exposure, sunbeds and exfoliation for the last week. Simply come to your appointment without applying deodorant or cream.

Because we select the device best suited to you during the assessment, the risk of burns with us is almost nonexistent.

Yes. If you pull hair out from the root between sessions (by waxing, tweezing or threading), the laser cannot target the follicle and the session is wasted. Because our treatments are successful, the hair does not grow long anyway, so you do not need to remove it.

We give you a soothing cream selected for you after treatment; you do not need to apply anything else. For the first 24 hours, avoid hot showers, Turkish baths, saunas, exercise, make-up and deodorant.

Yes. Laser hair removal is the most effective solution for ingrown hairs. Ingrown hairs are caused by shaving and waxing; because laser eliminates the follicle, it eliminates ingrown hairs completely too. In the underarms and bikini area in particular, ingrown hairs improve by 80% in just 2–3 sessions.