Laser hair removal

A full course of 6-9 treatments will result in a long-term reduction in hair growth. However, it may depend on each person’s skin and hair tone. An annual top-up session is recommended for maintenance.

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For some people, there is a slight tingling sensation, but for others, the experience is completely painless (90% of our clients reported a pain-free experience).

Laser treatment affects hair in the active growth phase (anagen stage). The laser beam consists of precisely controlled pulses of energy that are absorbed by the melanin or pigment in the hair and reach the active hair follicles under the skin.

The energy heats the hair, right down to the root, destroying it safely, without damaging the surrounding tissue or skin. At any one time, 90% of follicles will be in the anagen phase, so treatment is needed to ensure that all follicles are affected and will no longer produce hair.

Most people will need a course of between 6 and 8 treatments, after which the hair will appear visibly reduced and the skin will be smooth and even.

In addition, our clinic offers laser hair removal for men, guaranteeing comprehensive treatment options for all our clients.

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Laser hair removal provides long-term hair reduction. After completing the treatment plan, hair grows back much slower and finer. Occasional maintenance sessions may be recommended.

After the first session, about 10–25% of the hair in the treated area may fall out over the following weeks.

Yes. When performed by trained professionals using medical-grade equipment, laser hair removal is a safe and effective treatment.

No. Laser hair removal uses light energy that targets the hair follicle and does not penetrate deeply enough to affect internal organs.

Yes. Laser hair removal is increasingly popular among men who want to reduce unwanted hair on areas such as the back, chest, abdomen, neck and beard line. If you would like to learn more about treatments specifically designed for male patients, you can read more on our laser hair removal for men page.

Yes. Shaving is allowed between sessions, but waxing or plucking should be avoided, as they remove the hair root needed for the laser to work effectively.

It is recommended to avoid direct sun exposure for at least 48 hours after the treatment. The skin may be more sensitive after the session, so using sunscreen and protecting the treated area is important to prevent irritation or pigmentation changes.

Laser hair removal can be performed on many areas of the body, including face, underarms, bikini area, legs, arms, back, chest and abdomen. The treatment is suitable for both women and men who want to reduce unwanted hair.