SESSION
| Treatment Area | Price |
|---|---|
| Upper Lip | £20 |
| Middle Brow | £12 |
| Chin | £25 |
| Cheeks & Sideburns | £40 |
| Back of Neck | £35 |
| Full Face | £60 |
| Nipple | £30 |
| Underarm | £20 |
| Half Arm | £60 |
| Full Arm | £110 |
| Stomach | £40 |
| Chest | £65 |
| Full Front | £90 |
| Full Back | £130 |
| Half Back | £65 |
| Full Back & Front | £190 |
SESSION
| Treatment Area | Price |
|---|---|
| Half Legs (Lower) | £70 |
| Half Legs (Upper) | £75 |
| Feet & Toes | £35 |
| Full Legs | £95 |
| Bikini Line | £60 |
| High Bikini | £65 |
| Brazilian | £70 |
| Hollywood | £70 |
| Buttocks | £70 |
What is laser hair removal?
Laser hair removal is a method of removing unwanted body hair using modern diode laser technology. This technology generates light at certain wavelengths, which are absorbed by melanin in hair follicles. This absorption process generates heat, effectively damaging the hair follicles and preventing future hair growth. Additionally, diode laser systems include a cooling mechanism, such as a -20° cooling system, to reduce any potential pain or discomfort felt by the client during the treatment.
After how many sessions can I see results?
Diode laser hair removal results can vary depending on factors such as hair type, skin type, and the treatment location. Generally, noticeable improvements can be seen after only a few sessions, usually between two and four. However, it is important to note that multiple treatments are required to achieve effective and long-term hair reduction.
Is it necessary to return for follow-up treatment after completing all sessions?
After completing the full course of laser hair removal sessions, you may not need to return for regular follow-up treatments. However, individual results may vary. Some people may experience long-term hair loss, while others may require periodic maintenance treatments to address any regrowth. Your hair and skin type, hormone changes, genetics, and overall hair growth patterns will influence how many top-up treatments you require.
