Laser epilation

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Laser epilation is a method of removing unwanted hair using laser pulses without damaging the surrounding tissue. Thanks to the lens in the device, the light rays are concentrated into a light beam. When hair follicles absorb a beam of light, they undergo the process of photothermolysis. This process weakens the follicles, preventing them from producing new hair. Over the course of several sessions, the hair in the treated area becomes finer and lighter, and in many cases it stops completely regenerating. The diode laser we use, with a wavelength of 808 nm, is known as the “gold standard of hair removal” because it is suitable for almost all skin types and hair types.

Laser affects only hairs that are in the active growth phase. After extraction, there is no more melanin with which the machine can remove the hair, and in addition, the time of the procedure increases, as the hair has to grow back in order to be removed. The direction of hair growth can also change, which in turn can cause ingrown hairs and inflammatory processes on the skin. During the course of laser epilation, we ask that hair be removed only by shaving.

Each person is unique, so there is no one-size-fits-all answer. Usually, to achieve complete hair removal, it is necessary to go through a course consisting of 8-10 sessions, which are recommended to be done about once a month. The growth phase of the hair usually lasts 4-6 weeks, depending on the specific area. The laser beam affects hairs that are in the active growth phase, and at one time about 20% of the hairs in the area are in this phase. Hormonal areas of the body, such as the upper lip and labia, take longer to achive results.

The effectiveness of laser epilation depends on the color and strength of the hair. The darker and stronger the hair and the lighter the skin, the better the results are usually. It is important to note that laser hair removal does not remove hair that is gray or lighter than the skin.

The time between procedures should be 4-6 weeks, depending on the treated area. The exact length and interval of the course will be developed in an individual consultation with a specialist. If performed more often, it is not possible to achieve the desired result earlier, as the laser radiation affects only the hairs that are in the active growth phase. With each procedure, the amount of unwanted hair should decrease. At the end of the course, the intervals of the procedure can be extended if it seems that there is little or no hair. After achieving the desired result, it is recommended to repeat the procedure every six months to maintain the achieved effect.

Hair growth never stops on the human body. However, laser epilation is the longest-lasting hair removal method. The new hairs that may appear are mostly single, fine and light. Hormonal balance in the body greatly affects hair growth, so new hairs can appear after hormonal changes, such as during pregnancy, breastfeeding or menopause. To maintain the desired result, it is recommended to repeat the procedure every 6 months or a year depending on an individual.

In order for the laser epilation result to be optimal, please follow the following guidelines:

1. Avoid tanning (2-4 weeks) and use of self-tanning products during the entire course.
2. Shave the treated area 1-2 days before the procedure to ensure a hair length of 0.5-1 mm. NB! If the area is not carefully shaved, €15 is added!
3. Wait at least a month after your last waxing or sugaring.
4. Make sure the skin is clean before the procedure.
5. If you are using Retionoids and other drugs, consult your family doctor before coming for the procedure.

If you have any further questions or concerns, do not hesitate to ask our specialist for advice.

1. Avoid sunbathing (at least 2 weeks) after the procedure and during this time do not use solariums and self-tanners.
2. Avoid thermal procedures during the first two days, such as saunas and baths.
3. Use an SPF 30-50 sunscreen regularly.
4. Do not pluck or depilate the hair throughout the procedure.
5. Limit the use of decorative cosmetics during the first 24 hours, especially on the face.
6. Avoid using deodorant on your armpits for the first 24 hours.
7. If necessary, use Bepanthen or Panthenol cream/gel.

The most common side effects include redness and swelling of the skin. Pigmentation changes, increased sensitivity of the skin to light, blistering and crusting may also occur very rarely.

If you do not show up for the service, we are forced to invoice 50% of the cost of the service! We have a booking system that sends automatic e-mail notifications. You can cancel your reservation up to 48 hours before the start of the service. Thank you for your understanding!

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Do not come to procedure if you have:

• In the acute phase, skin diseases, herpes rash
• Severe forms of varicose veins
• Cardiovascular diseases in the decompensation stage (e.g. diabetes)
• Oncological diseases
• Acute infectious diseases and inflammatory processes, viral diseases
• History of epilepsy, seizures
• Enlargement of the thyroid gland (if the procedure is performed on the neck)
• Blood clotting disorders
• Use of anticoagulants
• Colloidal/hypertrophic scars
• Very dark and tanned skin (also spray tanning, self-tanners)
• Use of photosensitive drugs
• Cold allergy
• Non-tolerability of the procedure
• Use of isotretinoin in the past 6 months
• Aesthetic surgical operations within the last 3 months in the field of activity
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding in the last 3 months
• Filler injections within the last 2 weeks in the area of ​​effect
• Synthetic fillers, implants in the field of action
• Botulinum injections in the last 5-7 days in the affected area
• Chemical peels in the last 2 weeks in the affected area
• Chronic skin diseases

Relative contraindications (the procedure can be performed after consultation with a specialist):

• A fresh tan
• Many birthmarks or tattoos in the treated area
• Skin with burns, ulcers, cuts in the treated area

Laser epilation is based on selective photodermolysis, where a certain target point – melanin is chosen, affecting only it and leaving the surrounding tissues undamaged. This is the hair removal method with the most long-term effect, which must be carried out as a course, since the hair bulb can only be eliminated in the growth phase. To achieve an optimal result, it is recommended to perform the procedures 5-10 times, the total duration is about 6 months, but the exact time depends on the person.

Contraindications for laser hair removal include – active phase related to herpes, enlargement of the thyroid gland in the neck area, suspicion of malignant tumors or history, autoimmune diseases, diabetes, epilepsy, blood coagulation disorders, use of anticoagulants, skin diseases in the area of ​​operation, very dry and sensitive skin, tanning 2 weeks before and after the procedure, susceptibility to keloid scars or poorly healing for wounds, tattoos or permanent makeup in the area of ​​operation, use of isotretinoin in the last 6 months, use of photosensitive drugs, aesthetic surgery in the last 3 months in the area of ​​operation, pregnancy and breastfeeding in the last 3 months, fillers and synthetic fillers in the area of ​​operation, botulinum injections in the last 5-7 days in the area of ​​operation, chemical peels in the last 2 weeks in the affected area, deep chemical or laser peels in the last 1 month in the affected area.

Possible side effects of laser hair removal include – some soreness, redness, swelling, skin sensitivity, mild burning, blistering, hyper- or hypo-pigmentation. All these effects are transient and rarely cause complications. If side effects occur, you should definitely contact a specialist and not self-medicate.

After the procedure, it is recommended to – avoid visiting a sauna or spa for the first 48 hours, sunbathing for 2 weeks, use a sunscreen cream of at least SPF 30 during the course, do not pluck or depilate the hair in the period between the procedure, limit the use of decorative cosmetics on the face during the first 24 hours, and do not use antiperspirant in the first 24 hours underarms.

Customer confirmations:

I understand the content and course of the aforementioned procedure.

It has been explained to me what effect laser epilation has.

The nature of the procedure, the method of performing it, possible side effects and post-procedure care have been explained to me.

I have been given recommendations regarding the intervals of the procedure, and I understand that sticking to them will ensure the best effect of the procedure.

I have been emailed a reminder about post-procedure care.

I confirm that I have no contraindications for the procedure.