


How does Laser Hair Removal work?
Laser hair removal works by using concentrated light beams (laser) that target and heat the pigment (melanin) in hair follicles. The light energy is absorbed by the hair, damaging the follicle and inhibiting future hair growth. Here’s how it works:


Light Absorption
The laser emits a specific wavelength of light that is absorbed by the dark pigment in the hair shaft.
Heat Energy
The absorbed light is converted into heat energy, which damages the hair follicle and the surrounding tissue.
Follicle Damage
This heat damages the follicle, impairing its ability to grow new hair.
Repeated Sessions
Because hair grows in cycles, multiple sessions are required to target hairs at different stages of growth, ensuring long-term reduction of unwanted hair.
The procedure is effective on various body areas and is generally safe with minimal discomfort, often described as a sensation similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin.
Areas Commonly Treated
Small Area
Chin / Upper Lip / Lower Lip / Glabella (Between Eyebrows) / Ears / Areolas / Fingers / Toes / Sideburns / Jawline / Forehead
Medium Area
Extended Bikini (Female Only) / Underarms / Shoulder / Back of The Neck / Front of The Neck / Buttocks Line / Line Shaping Bikini (Female Only)
Large Area
Lower Legs / Upper Legs / Upper Back / Lower Back / Full Arms / Stomach / Chest / Full Face / Brazilian (Female Only) / Bald Head
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