2 Weeks Before:

    •    Avoid sun exposure, tanning beds, and self-tanners on the area to be treated.

    •    Discontinue waxing, plucking, threading, or depilatory creams. The root of the hair must be present for the laser to work.

3 Days Before:

    •    Avoid retinoids, glycolic acid, and exfoliating products on the treatment area (especially for face, neck, or bikini).

    •    Do not apply any harsh products or active ingredients that could irritate the skin.

24 Hours Before:

    •    Shave the treatment area thoroughly. Do not wax or tweeze — shaving is the only approved method before treatment.

    •    Keep the skin clean and free from makeup, lotion, deodorant, or SPF.

Important: Let us know if you’ve had recent sun exposure, are taking antibiotics, or are prone to cold sores in the treatment area.

   •    You may feel a mild snapping or warmth — similar to a rubber band against the skin.

    •    Most clients tolerate treatment well, and no numbing is applied

    •    A cooling gel is used to protect the skin and enhance comfort.

    •    Treatment times range from 15 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the area.

First 24–48 Hours:

    •    Redness, swelling, or a sunburn-like sensation is normal — especially around hair follicles.

    •    Apply cool compresses or aloe vera gel to soothe the skin.

    •    Avoid hot showers, saunas, heavy sweating, and tight clothing over the treated area.

Avoid For 5–7 Days:

    •    Direct sun exposure, tanning beds, and active skincare (retinol, exfoliants, acids).

    •    Waxing or plucking (shaving is okay between sessions).

Hair Shedding:

Over the next 1–3 weeks, treated hairs will shed — this is normal. It may look like new growth, but they’ll fall out naturally.

Important: Always wear broad-spectrum SPF 30+ on exposed treated areas to prevent hyperpigmentation.