How It Works

Laser hair removal works by targeting the pigment in your hair follicles with concentrated light energy. The follicle absorbs this energy, which damages its ability to regrow hair. Done over a series of sessions, the result is hair that grows back thinner and sparser, and in many areas, barely at all.

Because hair grows in cycles, the laser is only effective on follicles in their active growth phase. At any given time, only a portion of your hair is in that phase, which is why a single session cannot treat everything. Spacing sessions several weeks apart allows us to catch each follicle at the right point in its cycle.

What to Expect

Most clients notice slower, finer regrowth after the first two or three sessions, with substantial reduction by the end of the series. Please note that permanent reduction is the accurate term, rather than permanent removal.

Each session is quick; smaller areas like underarms take just a few minutes. There is no downtime, though you will want to avoid sun exposure on the treated area and shave (do not wax or pluck) before each appointment.