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Results are unique to each individual. Typically 6 treatments are recommended, but it may be more or less.

It is much more comfortable than waxing. Many describe the sensation of the laser pulses as tiny little rubber band snaps, if they feel anything at all. Our laser (Clarity II) uses cryogen to provide cooling with each pulse, maximizing patient comfort while being treated, so you don’t have to feel the full intensity of heat.

Yes! At The Beauty Haven, that use both Alexandrite and Nd:YAG laser technology to treat a variety of skin concerns, including hair removal, vascular lesions, and skin rejuvenation, which is safe for all skin types.

Hair grows in cycles, typically every 4-6 weeks, going up to 8-10 weeks, depending on the part of the body and how far into your treatments you are, however, this will vary with each individual.

Yes, we require you to shave is 24-48 hours before your appointment. We ask that you wait a few days after your treatment before shaving to ensure your skin does not become irritated.

Stop waxing and plucking at least 6 weeks before your appointment, shave the area 24 hours prior, avoid sun exposure for 2-4 weeks prior including sunless tanning lotion, check your medications, remove makeup or creams.

Most patients report 90 percent permanent reduction in hair growth but fluctuating hormones can make hair grow back. It is recommended to come back for a touch up every year.

You have hair follicles that are active and inactive. When you get the laser done you are killing your active hair follicles which will typically fall out somewhere between 1-4 weeks. When your hair does grow back in you might notice hairs are not as densely populated as before and some areas may be patchy. You have to keep getting laser treatments until you have less than 90% hair follicles growing. This is why laser hair removal takes several sessions- on average 6 but can vary from skin types and area of the body.

Laser hair removal will work best on brunette and black hairs because these have a higher amount of pigment to be targeted by a laser. The lighter the hair (blonde, red, white), the less pigment it holds. Laser hair removal may not always work on faired hair people because there may not be enough pigment in the hair to target.

You should cleanly shave within 24 hours prior to your appointment. Longer, thinner hairs are more likely to be in the laser’s path, so shaving before your appointment will help minimize the risk of burns and reduce the amount of time the laser is in contact with your skin. We do not shave onsite during your appointment because shaving too soon before laser hair removal can cause burns and increase sensitivity/discomfort to the laser.

It's best to avoid the direct sun 14 days leading up to your laser treatment and after. Exposure to the sun's UV rays cause pigment changes to skin that may not be treatable. This includes sunless tanning lotion also. After laser treatment your skin is sensitive. The skin will be healing from the “controlled injuries” from the laser’s micro beams. Skin may be red, swollen, and tender. Take the extra effort to protect your investment in the treatment and your skin. Your results will thank you!

The appearance of increased hair growth after laser hair removal can be concerning, but it’s important to understand that this is a normal part of the treatment process- this is called hair shedding!  Some patients may notice more hair 1 – 3 weeks after laser hair removal sessions as follicles in the growing cycle begin to shed. During this process, exfoliating the skin can help hairs shed faster, or they will just fall out on their own. Shedding is a good sign that the treatments are working!

Avoid heating the skin with excess heat, including heated seats in the car, exercising for 24-48 hours following, hot showers, saunas and hot tubs and activities that might cause friction to the areas that were treated. Antibiotics. Heating the skin that has already been treated with the laser could cause hyperpigmentation of the skin.