Laser Hair Removal

What it is:

Laser hair removal is the process of hair removal through exposure to pulses of laser light that destroy the hair follicle. It has been performed successfully for about twenty years. It is a safe, efficient & cost-effective alternative to waxing, tweezing, threading, or bleaching.

What it treats:

Unwanted Hair

Pseudofolliculitis barbae (Razor Burn)

Pseudofolliculitis (Ingrown Hair)

Our Machine:

The Gentle Pro Max has been the industry gold standard for hair removal for two decades. There’s no better machine out there!

FOR woMEN

Women spend an average of 1,728 hours shaving their legs over the course of a lifetime- approximately 72 days! That’s just leg hair, let alone underarms or bikini line!

Laser hair removal is a safe, efficient & cost-effective alternative to shaving that can alter those stats! It can also help those who suffer from ingrown hair achieve beautiful, smooth skin. So, if getting those 1,728 hours back sounds good to you, call us to schedule a free test shot, no commitment necessary.

Best Sellers

Partial Brazilian Bikini
Full Brazilian Bikini
Bikini Laser
Lower Half Legs
Underarm

FOR MEN

Time wasted shaving is not exclusive to women! Men spend, on average, 15 hours a year shaving. That’s a lot of razors! Additionally, many men struggle with razor burns or ingrown hairs, which could virtually disappear with laser hair removal. Facial hair? Back hair? Shoulder hair? We can treat it all!

Laser hair removal is a safe, efficient, and cost-effective method. If you want to see how it works before committing, call us to schedule a free test shot!

Best Sellers

Lower Neck
Back Flank
Half Back
Manzilian

Do’s & Don’ts

BEFORE TREATMENT

Avoid sun exposure 4-6 weeks before and after treatment. Strong sunscreen (SPF 30+) should be applied to the area if sun exposure is unavoidable.
Do not tan! If the skin is tanned (natural sunlight or tanning booth) 2 weeks before treatment, you may develop hyperpigmentation (white spots) after treatment which could take months to clear.
The use of self-tanning skin products MUST be discontinued 2 weeks before treatment. Any residual self-tanner should be removed prior to treatment.
Avoid bleaching, plucking, or waxing hair for 6 weeks prior to treatment. The melanin-containing hair must be present in the follicle as it is the “target” for the laser light.
You may be asked to stop any topical medications or skincare products 3-5 days before treatment
If you have had a history of perioral or genital herpes simplex virus, you may be recommended prophylactic antiviral therapy. Follow the directions for your particular antiviral medication.

DURING TREATMENT CARE

The skin should be cleaned and shaved the night before or the day of the appointment.
The use of a topical anesthetic is optional.
The DCD cryogen cooling device or air cooling will be used with the laser to cool the skin during treatment.
Safety considerations are important during the laser procedure. Protective eyewear will be worn by the patient and all personnel in the treatment room during the procedure to reduce the chance of damage to the eye.

Post Treatment care

Immediately after treatment, there may be erythema (redness) and edema (swelling) of each hair follicle in the treatment site, which may last up to 2 hours, or longer. The treated area will feel like a sunburn for a few hours after the appointment. The redness may last up to 2-3 days
A topical soothing skincare product such as aloe vera gel may be applied following treatment if desired.
Makeup may be used immediately after the treatment as long as the skin is not irritated.
Avoid sun exposure to reduce the chance of hyperpigmentation (darker pigmentation)
Use a sunblock (SPF 30+) at all times throughout the course of treatment.
Avoid picking or scratching the treated skin.
Do not use any other hair removal treatment products or similar treatments (waxing, electrolysis, or tweezing) that will disturb the hair follicle in the treatment area for 6 weeks after the laser treatment is performed. Shaving ONLY should be done between treatments.
Several days to weeks after the treatment, shedding of the treated hair may occur and this appears as new hair growth. This is NOT new hair growth. You can clean and remove the hair by washing or wiping the area with a wet cloth or loofah sponge.
After the axilla (underarm) is treated, you may wish to use a powder instead of a deodorant for 24 hours after the treatment to reduce skin irritation.
There are no restrictions on bathing except to treat the skin gently, as if you had sunburn, for the first 24 hours.
Do not work out, go in a hot tub or sauna for the first 24 hours.