Laser Hair Removal
Long term hair reduction for the face and body.
- Areas
- Face and body
- Sessions
- Several, spaced apart
- Works best on
- Hair darker than the skin
- Starts with
- A consultation
How laser hair removal works
Laser hair removal uses a concentrated beam of light that is absorbed by the pigment in the hair follicle. The heat damages the follicle and slows future hair growth.
A handheld device directs the laser onto the area being treated. Results depend on your skin tone and your hair colour, so we check suitability in a consultation and plan the sessions with you.
Areas we treat
- Upper and lower lips
- Forehead
- Chin and cheeks
- Neck
- Full arms
- Full legs
- Front and back
- Full body
How it goes
Consultation
We look at your skin tone and your hair colour and tell you what to expect.
Preparation
The area is cleaned and prepared.
Laser session
The device is passed over the area. It can feel uncomfortable, though most people find it tolerable.
Next session
Hair grows in cycles, so the treatment is done over several sessions.
Good for
- Unwanted facial hair
- Arms and legs
- Front, back and full body
- A longer lasting alternative to waxing and threading
Before and after
- Avoid sun exposure on the area before and after sessions
- Do not wax or pluck the area between sessions
- Tell us about any medication or skin condition before you start
Start with a conversation
Send the form and our team will call you. If you already know what you want, you can book an appointment online.
- Call
- 08010788721
Does laser hair removal work on all skin and hair types?
It works best when the hair is darker than the skin, because the laser targets the pigment in the hair. It is less effective on very light hair. We check suitability in a consultation.
Does laser hair removal hurt?
It can feel uncomfortable, but most people find it tolerable.
How many sessions will I need?
Several, spaced apart, because hair grows in cycles. Your plan is set in the consultation.
Which areas can be treated?
Upper and lower lips, forehead, chin and cheeks, neck, full arms, full legs, front and back, and the full body.