How does laser hair removal work?

The laser beam passes through the hair (melanin) to the roots of the individual hairs and thus destroys not only the hair, but the entire hair follicle (root) in the skin. The hairs therefore have no chance to grow back. For this reason, permanent hair removal has become a very popular and comfortable method of permanent hair removal.

Laser hair removal can be performed at any age, with any skin type, an effective treatment for both women and men.

The treatment is painless but can be uncomfortable. Therefore, we first apply an anaesthetic cream to the areas to be treated, which must be left on for 20-30 minutes before epilation.

Benefits of laser hair removal:

• safe and painless treatment
• permanent hair and hair removal
• effective removal of male hair as well
• short treatment time
• treatment is possible on all parts of the body (including intimate areas)
• no more ingrown hairs and irritated skin

Before laser epilation:
Three days before epilation, it is advisable to shave the area. Do not sunbathe for at least three weeks before the procedure, do not visit a solarium. You could be left with light spots at the treatment site. In the case of underarm hair removal, do not use deodorant before the treatment and when removing facial hair, it is advisable to come without make-up.

After laser hair removal:
The treated areas may or may not be slightly red, depending on the sensitivity of the skin. It is important to protect these areas from the sun. If you can hide the epilated areas from the sun, it is possible to have the treatment in the summer months. It is very important to protect yourself with SPF factors, and the use of moisturizers is also advisable.

Result and effect of laser hair removal:
For permanent hair removal it is advisable to repeat the treatment 4 - 8 times. It all depends on the hair colour and skin type. The number of sessions is individual, so it is not possible to determine the exact price of laser hair removal.

Contraindications:

• very tanned skin
• postpone the treatment if you have taken antibiotics in the 4 - 6 weeks before
• permanent epilation is not suitable for people with epilepsy, and is not recommended for people with proven skin cancer
• thyroid disease
• pregnancy
• tattoos