Face and body hair reduction
Less routine. More time for everything else.
Laser Hair Removal uses selected wavelengths and skin cooling to target suitable pigmented hair across face or body areas.

Laser Hair Removal
Light energy targeted at suitable hair follicles.
The applicator delivers laser energy selected for your skin and hair while integrated cooling helps manage surface heat. Treated hairs shed gradually after the appointment.
Hair grows in cycles, so a course is needed to reach follicles during an active phase. The goal is long-term hair reduction rather than a guarantee that every hair is removed permanently.
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Settings should be proven on your skin before a full treatment.
Follow advice about sun exposure, tanning, shaving and active skincare before and after treatment to reduce avoidable reactions.
A course that follows the hair cycle
Reduction builds appointment by appointment.
Intervals depend on the area and growth cycle. Hormones, hair colour, density and treatment consistency all affect the result, and occasional maintenance may be needed.
Temporary redness, warmth, swelling around follicles or sensitivity can occur. Burns, blistering, pigment change and scarring are less common but important risks.
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Full face, full body or both.
Choose the area package you want to discuss. Treatment starts only after consultation and a satisfactory patch test.
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Full face and body
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Laser Hair Removal questions, answered.
Your consultation and patch test establish safe settings and a realistic plan.
Contact usWhy is a course needed?
Laser responds best to suitable hair in an active growth phase, and not every follicle is active at once. Repeated appointments are spaced to work with that cycle.
Is the result permanent?
The aim is long-term hair reduction. No clinic should guarantee removal of every hair forever, and maintenance can be needed because hormones and new growth change over time.
Why do I need a patch test?
A patch test lets the practitioner assess the interaction between the selected settings and your skin before treating a larger area.
What does treatment feel like?
Most people describe brief heat or snapping sensations with cooling from the applicator. Tell the practitioner if discomfort becomes intense.
What side effects can occur?
Temporary redness, heat, sensitivity and swelling around follicles can occur. Burns, blistering, pigment change and scarring are less common risks.
How should I prepare?
Follow the clinic’s instructions on shaving, sun and tanning exposure, skincare and medicines. Do not wax or pluck when advised because the follicle needs to remain targetable.
Start safely.