To ensure the best results and a safe procedure, please follow these guidelines:● Three weeks before the session: Stop using waxing, sugaring, or any other hair removal methods that remove hair from the root. Only shave the treatment area.● Two weeks before the session: Avoid sun exposure, tanning beds, and self-tanning products. Discontinue the use of fluoroquinolone and tetracycline antibiotics if possible (consult your doctor if needed).● On the day of the procedure:
— Shave the treatment area no later than 10 hours before your appointment.
— Do not apply any gel, lotion, or cream to the skin. Avoid using depilatory creams.
— Inform your specialist about any medications you are taking.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us!

● 1-2 days: You may notice slight redness of the skin in the area of the procedure, do not visit gyms, pools, saunas, hot tubs. You can take a warm shower when you need to. Your hair growth will slow down, use a razor only if necessary.● 2-14 days: You will notice that the hair grows locally and unevenly, it is thinner and softer.● 14-21 days: You notice hair loss, the skin condition has improved to smooth.● 21-28 or more days: Some hairs begin to recover, there are very few of them or none, it depends on the number of procedures completed.
Your specialist will explain the stages of your course to you in detail.
You can always contact us for a consultation.

Unfortunately, no. Laser hair removal targets melanin (the pigment in
hair), so it is not effective on light blonde, gray, or white hair, as these
hairs lack sufficient melanin for the laser to detect and remove them.

Unfortunately, laser hair removal does not guarantee permanent hair loss. Hair follicles have the ability to regenerate in areas where hair growth is genetically determined. However, you can maintain smooth skin for years with regular maintenance sessions, typically every 4 to 12 months, depending on the treated area.