Hair growth occurs in stages and not all hairs on your body are in the same stage at the same time. For optimal results, multiple treatments are necessary as only the hairs in the growth phase are affected by the treatment.

Typically a customized plan of 5-10 sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart is needed to achieve permanent hair reduction – but it depends on a number of different factors.

Rest assured, we will work with you to create a tailored treatment plan that aligns with your individual goals.

The recommended time between laser hair removal treatments varies depending on the individual's skin type, hair color, and the treatment area.

In general, it is recommended to wait 4 to 6 weeks between laser hair removal sessions for the face and 6 to 8 weeks for the body.

This allows time for the hair to grow back enough to be targeted by the laser, but not so much that it becomes too difficult to remove.

It’s 10x less painful than waxing! Laser hair removal with the Harmony XL Pro using SHR in-motion technology is designed to be virtually painless.

This innovative technology, combined with contact cooling and in-motion technology, ensures that treatments are kept comfortable throughout the process.

You may experience a slight warming sensation as the laser targets the hair follicles, but it is typically well-tolerated by most patients.

You’ll want to avoid waxing or plucking any hair in the area in the week leading up to treatment.

Avoid sun exposure in the area in the week leading up to your treatment.

You should also shave within the 24 hours leading up to your appointment. Shaving before laser hair removal is important because the hair needs to be the right length for the laser to treat it effectively.

During your initial treatment, your practitioner will provide you with detailed aftercare instructions.

You’ll want to avoid certain activities to ensure the best possible outcome.

• Refrain from plucking or waxing any hair in the treated area

• Avoid exfoliating the area

• Prolonged exposure to sunlight and tanning should be avoided for at least six weeks post-treatment

• If the treated area itches, refrain from scratching it

• Within the first 24 hours, you should avoid going to the gym, entering a sauna or spa and even hot showers.

Avoiding these activities after treatment can help to reduce the risk of skin irritation, hyperpigmentation and other unwanted effects.

Laser hair removal does not require significant downtime, and while the most common side effects include discomfort, swelling, and redness, they are typically minor and only last for a few days.

Possible temporary side effects include redness, itchy skin, mild follicle swelling, and irritation on the treated areas.

These are normal post-treatment effects, but following the correct preparation and aftercare can help minimize them and achieve maximum results.