Hair removal treatments are for individuals who want to permanently reduce unwanted hair on their face or body. You may not be a candidate for laser hair removal if you have/are: Previous problems with laser therapy A history of keloid scarring Active infection or history of herpes simplex in the treatment area Use of depilatories or other hair removal treatments, such as waxing, plucking, or electrolysis, within 6 weeks prior to treatment Hypersensitivity to hydroquinone or other bleaching agents Use of oral Accutane within 6 weeks prior to treatment You may not be able to get IPL laser hair removal if you have/are: Metal or other implants in the treatment area Current or history of cancer Pregnant or nursing Any diseases that can be stimulated by light (e.g. epilepsy) History of disease that can be stimulated by heat (e.g. herpes) Poorly controlled endocrine disorders (e.g. diabetes or polycystic ovary syndrome) Any active condition in the treatment area (e.g. eczema, psoriasis, rash) History of skin disorders, keloids, unusual wound healing, or excessively dry and/or sensitive skin Any surgical procedures within the past 3 months A tattoo or permanent makeup in the treatment area Excessively tanned skin

Yes. Laser hair removal treatments can be done on darker skin tones; however, it does work best for light to medium skin tones. Although this may work on darker skin tones, there may be a higher risk of discoloration. It’s best to consult with the technician to see if the treatment is right for you. For both types of treatments, the technician will perform a test spot and wait between 15 minutes to 48 hours, depending on your complexion, to assess your skin’s reaction. He/she would know best what treatment parameters are most appropriate to use for your skin type.

Most patients receive 6-10 treatments per area. The exact number will depend on each individual person’s skin type, hair color and texture, and the area being treated.

Treatments are done 4-6 weeks apart for the face and 4-8 weeks apart for the body.

It depends on where you’re getting the treatment—an upper lip will be much faster than both legs.

You’ll feel some heat in the area, but this will only last a short while, thanks to the real-time cooling system that kicks in right away to help minimize discomfort. For IPL hair removal, it feels like the light snap with an elastic band against your skin as the applicator moves around the treatment area.

The applicator has a built-in cooling feature to make the treatment as comfortable as possible, but you might feel a bit of discomfort if you’re treating a more sensitive area, like along the bikini line. If you find it too uncomfortable, settings can be adjusted to make you more confortable.

It depends on how your hair grows. Some people may see longer-lasting hair removal, while others who see sporadic hair growth in the area may need a touch-up treatment to maintain the results.

No. There is no downtime. You can return to your daily schedule immediately after your treatment.

Hair removal treatments are for individuals who want to permanently reduce unwanted hair on their face or body. You may not be a candidate for laser hair removal if you have/are: Previous problems with laser therapy A history of keloid scarring Active infection or history of herpes simplex in the treatment area Use of depilatories or other hair removal treatments, such as waxing, plucking, or electrolysis, within 6 weeks prior to treatment Hypersensitivity to hydroquinone or other bleaching agents Use of oral Accutane within 6 weeks prior to treatment You may not be able to get IPL laser hair removal if you have/are: Metal or other implants in the treatment area Current or history of cancer Pregnant or nursing Any diseases that can be stimulated by light (e.g. epilepsy) History of disease that can be stimulated by heat (e.g. herpes) Poorly controlled endocrine disorders (e.g. diabetes or polycystic ovary syndrome) Any active condition in the treatment area (e.g. eczema, psoriasis, rash) History of skin disorders, keloids, unusual wound healing, or excessively dry and/or sensitive skin Any surgical procedures within the past 3 months A tattoo or permanent makeup in the treatment area Excessively tanned skin

Yes. Laser hair removal treatments can be done on darker skin tones; however, it does work best for light to medium skin tones. Although this may work on darker skin tones, there may be a higher risk of discoloration. It’s best to consult with the technician to see if the treatment is right for you. For both types of treatments, the technician will perform a test spot and wait between 15 minutes to 48 hours, depending on your complexion, to assess your skin’s reaction. He/she would know best what treatment parameters are most appropriate to use for your skin type.

Most patients receive 6-10 treatments per area. The exact number will depend on each individual person’s skin type, hair color and texture, and the area being treated.

Treatments are done 4-6 weeks apart for the face and 4-8 weeks apart for the body.

It depends on where you’re getting the treatment—an upper lip will be much faster than both legs.

You’ll feel some heat in the area, but this will only last a short while, thanks to the real-time cooling system that kicks in right away to help minimize discomfort. For IPL hair removal, it feels like the light snap with an elastic band against your skin as the applicator moves around the treatment area.

The applicator has a built-in cooling feature to make the treatment as comfortable as possible, but you might feel a bit of discomfort if you’re treating a more sensitive area, like along the bikini line. If you find it too uncomfortable, settings can be adjusted to make you more confortable.

It depends on how your hair grows. Some people may see longer-lasting hair removal, while others who see sporadic hair growth in the area may need a touch-up treatment to maintain the results.

No. There is no downtime. You can return to your daily schedule immediately after your treatment.

Hair removal treatments are for individuals who want to permanently reduce unwanted hair on their face or body. You may not be a candidate for laser hair removal if you have/are: Previous problems with laser therapy A history of keloid scarring Active infection or history of herpes simplex in the treatment area Use of depilatories or other hair removal treatments, such as waxing, plucking, or electrolysis, within 6 weeks prior to treatment Hypersensitivity to hydroquinone or other bleaching agents Use of oral Accutane within 6 weeks prior to treatment You may not be able to get IPL laser hair removal if you have/are: Metal or other implants in the treatment area Current or history of cancer Pregnant or nursing Any diseases that can be stimulated by light (e.g. epilepsy) History of disease that can be stimulated by heat (e.g. herpes) Poorly controlled endocrine disorders (e.g. diabetes or polycystic ovary syndrome) Any active condition in the treatment area (e.g. eczema, psoriasis, rash) History of skin disorders, keloids, unusual wound healing, or excessively dry and/or sensitive skin Any surgical procedures within the past 3 months A tattoo or permanent makeup in the treatment area Excessively tanned skin

Yes. Laser hair removal treatments can be done on darker skin tones; however, it does work best for light to medium skin tones. Although this may work on darker skin tones, there may be a higher risk of discoloration. It’s best to consult with the technician to see if the treatment is right for you. For both types of treatments, the technician will perform a test spot and wait between 15 minutes to 48 hours, depending on your complexion, to assess your skin’s reaction. He/she would know best what treatment parameters are most appropriate to use for your skin type.

Most patients receive 6-10 treatments per area. The exact number will depend on each individual person’s skin type, hair color and texture, and the area being treated.

Treatments are done 4-6 weeks apart for the face and 4-8 weeks apart for the body.

It depends on where you’re getting the treatment—an upper lip will be much faster than both legs.

You’ll feel some heat in the area, but this will only last a short while, thanks to the real-time cooling system that kicks in right away to help minimize discomfort. For IPL hair removal, it feels like the light snap with an elastic band against your skin as the applicator moves around the treatment area.

The applicator has a built-in cooling feature to make the treatment as comfortable as possible, but you might feel a bit of discomfort if you’re treating a more sensitive area, like along the bikini line. If you find it too uncomfortable, settings can be adjusted to make you more confortable.

It depends on how your hair grows. Some people may see longer-lasting hair removal, while others who see sporadic hair growth in the area may need a touch-up treatment to maintain the results.

No. There is no downtime. You can return to your daily schedule immediately after your treatment.

Hair removal treatments are for individuals who want to permanently reduce unwanted hair on their face or body. You may not be a candidate for laser hair removal if you have/are: Previous problems with laser therapy A history of keloid scarring Active infection or history of herpes simplex in the treatment area Use of depilatories or other hair removal treatments, such as waxing, plucking, or electrolysis, within 6 weeks prior to treatment Hypersensitivity to hydroquinone or other bleaching agents Use of oral Accutane within 6 weeks prior to treatment You may not be able to get IPL laser hair removal if you have/are: Metal or other implants in the treatment area Current or history of cancer Pregnant or nursing Any diseases that can be stimulated by light (e.g. epilepsy) History of disease that can be stimulated by heat (e.g. herpes) Poorly controlled endocrine disorders (e.g. diabetes or polycystic ovary syndrome) Any active condition in the treatment area (e.g. eczema, psoriasis, rash) History of skin disorders, keloids, unusual wound healing, or excessively dry and/or sensitive skin Any surgical procedures within the past 3 months A tattoo or permanent makeup in the treatment area Excessively tanned skin

Yes. Laser hair removal treatments can be done on darker skin tones; however, it does work best for light to medium skin tones. Although this may work on darker skin tones, there may be a higher risk of discoloration. It’s best to consult with the technician to see if the treatment is right for you. For both types of treatments, the technician will perform a test spot and wait between 15 minutes to 48 hours, depending on your complexion, to assess your skin’s reaction. He/she would know best what treatment parameters are most appropriate to use for your skin type.

Most patients receive 6-10 treatments per area. The exact number will depend on each individual person’s skin type, hair color and texture, and the area being treated.

Treatments are done 4-6 weeks apart for the face and 4-8 weeks apart for the body.

It depends on where you’re getting the treatment—an upper lip will be much faster than both legs.

You’ll feel some heat in the area, but this will only last a short while, thanks to the real-time cooling system that kicks in right away to help minimize discomfort. For IPL hair removal, it feels like the light snap with an elastic band against your skin as the applicator moves around the treatment area.

The applicator has a built-in cooling feature to make the treatment as comfortable as possible, but you might feel a bit of discomfort if you’re treating a more sensitive area, like along the bikini line. If you find it too uncomfortable, settings can be adjusted to make you more confortable.

It depends on how your hair grows. Some people may see longer-lasting hair removal, while others who see sporadic hair growth in the area may need a touch-up treatment to maintain the results.

No. There is no downtime. You can return to your daily schedule immediately after your treatment.

Hair removal treatments are for individuals who want to permanently reduce unwanted hair on their face or body. You may not be a candidate for laser hair removal if you have/are: Previous problems with laser therapy A history of keloid scarring Active infection or history of herpes simplex in the treatment area Use of depilatories or other hair removal treatments, such as waxing, plucking, or electrolysis, within 6 weeks prior to treatment Hypersensitivity to hydroquinone or other bleaching agents Use of oral Accutane within 6 weeks prior to treatment You may not be able to get IPL laser hair removal if you have/are: Metal or other implants in the treatment area Current or history of cancer Pregnant or nursing Any diseases that can be stimulated by light (e.g. epilepsy) History of disease that can be stimulated by heat (e.g. herpes) Poorly controlled endocrine disorders (e.g. diabetes or polycystic ovary syndrome) Any active condition in the treatment area (e.g. eczema, psoriasis, rash) History of skin disorders, keloids, unusual wound healing, or excessively dry and/or sensitive skin Any surgical procedures within the past 3 months A tattoo or permanent makeup in the treatment area Excessively tanned skin

Yes. Laser hair removal treatments can be done on darker skin tones; however, it does work best for light to medium skin tones. Although this may work on darker skin tones, there may be a higher risk of discoloration. It’s best to consult with the technician to see if the treatment is right for you. For both types of treatments, the technician will perform a test spot and wait between 15 minutes to 48 hours, depending on your complexion, to assess your skin’s reaction. He/she would know best what treatment parameters are most appropriate to use for your skin type.

Most patients receive 6-10 treatments per area. The exact number will depend on each individual person’s skin type, hair color and texture, and the area being treated.

Treatments are done 4-6 weeks apart for the face and 4-8 weeks apart for the body.

It depends on where you’re getting the treatment—an upper lip will be much faster than both legs.

You’ll feel some heat in the area, but this will only last a short while, thanks to the real-time cooling system that kicks in right away to help minimize discomfort. For IPL hair removal, it feels like the light snap with an elastic band against your skin as the applicator moves around the treatment area.

The applicator has a built-in cooling feature to make the treatment as comfortable as possible, but you might feel a bit of discomfort if you’re treating a more sensitive area, like along the bikini line. If you find it too uncomfortable, settings can be adjusted to make you more confortable.

It depends on how your hair grows. Some people may see longer-lasting hair removal, while others who see sporadic hair growth in the area may need a touch-up treatment to maintain the results.

No. There is no downtime. You can return to your daily schedule immediately after your treatment.