Laser depilation is the most effective of the currently used hair removal methods, as it removes hair permanently and does not damage the skin structure.
The procedure can be performed on all areas of the body, and women and men of different ages can benefit.
Our salon uses a modern diode laser.
The efficiency of the diode laser is higher, which means that fewer procedures are needed to perform epilation and the desired result is achieved faster.
In the case of oncological, immune system diseases, HIV infection, prior consultation with a doctor is required.
The procedure is performed on children under the age of 18 only with the permission of a parent or guardian.
Redness of the skin: A common and temporary reaction that often resembles a mild sunburn.
Swelling: Swelling may occur around the hair follicles, which usually subsides within a few days.
Pigmentation changes: Darkening (hyperpigmentation) or lightening (hypopigmentation) of the skin may occur, especially in people with darker skin.
Increased skin photosensitivity: The procedure may increase the skin’s sensitivity to the sun, causing sunburn more easily.
Blisters: In rare cases, blisters may occur, especially if the skin has not been properly cared for or if too high a laser intensity has been used.
Crusts: Crusts are possible, especially if the skin is irritated or damaged after the procedure.
Itching: Itching may occur after the procedure, which is a sign of the skin’s healing process.
Folliculitis: Inflammation of hair follicles that appear as small red or pus-filled spots.
After laser depilation, the skin must be carefully protected from the sun using sunscreen, and you must not go to the solarium or use self-tanning cream.
In case of dry skin, it is recommended to cream the skin properly.
It is not recommended to go to the sauna or swimming pool immediately after the procedure.
Do not wax or pluck hair.
During the procedure, hot flashes can be felt on the skin, which can be a bit unpleasant, but the procedure is quick and for most clients it is not painful.
Since laser depilation affects the hair only in the active phase, the procedure must be repeated depending on the hair growth cycle. Usually 4-8 sessions are necessary.
Laser depilation is an absolutely safe procedure, the laser beam affects only the areas that contain pigment, there are no skin lesions.
When undergoing laser epilation in the summer, you must adhere to the recommendations for the use of sun protection, and after the procedure you must avoid direct sunlight on the epilated area.
