The laser delivers concentrated light energy into the hair follicle. The pigment in the hair absorbs the light, damaging the follicle so future growth is slowed or stopped.

Most clients enjoy long-term reduction, often around 80–90 percent. Some touch-up sessions may be needed over time to maintain smooth results.

Most people feel only mild snapping sensations. Cooling systems help keep the skin comfortable, making the experience far gentler than waxing.

Because hair grows in cycles, a series of six to eight treatments spaced several weeks apart is usually recommended for best results.

Yes. Modern technology allows for safe treatment across many skin tones. However, hair that is very light, blonde, or gray may respond less effectively.

Very little. Some redness or warmth may occur for a few hours, but most people return to normal routines immediately.

Avoid tanning and self-tanners for two weeks prior. Shave the treatment area the day before so the laser can target hair beneath the surface.

It’s best not to. Waxing or plucking removes the follicle, which the laser needs to target. Shaving between visits is okay.

Yes. Treatments are performed with FDA-approved devices by trained professionals. Side effects are usually mild and temporary.

Fall and winter are great times due to reduced sun exposure. However, with proper sun care, treatments can be performed any time of year.