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Y Y O O U U R R Q Q U U E E S S T T I I O O N N S S A A N N S S W W E E R R E E D D
How should I prepare my skin for Laser Hair Removal?
Laser Hair Removal does not require any special skin preparations, although you should always ensure your skin is clean. Laser Hair removal is most
effective on pale skin so we recommend avoiding sunbathing, sun beds and fake tanning if possible.
How should I prepare the hairs for Laser Hair Removal?
The best results are on hairs which are only 1-3 mm long, we recommend trimming the hairs before treatment. Alternatively you can shave before
treatment as long as during treatment the hair is visible enough for the laser to be aimed at the root.
How will my skin appear after the treatment? Will I experience any side effects?
Generally no perceptible changes will be apparent. Rarely mild redness, slight reddening and some swelling may occur. This will fade over 24 hours.
Hairs will generally be shed over the days following treatment.
After Laser Hair Removal is there anything to avoid?
Sun exposure or deep tanning should be avoided for at least a week. If the skin is exposed use a sunscreen. Also avoid using abrasive cleansers or
skin peeling treatments. Avoid swimming in chlorinated water or using a hot tub for 48 hours. The chlorine in the water can result in itchiness.
Is there any aftercare routine I should follow?
A slight redness after treatment may occur – this is quite normal and will disappear within 24 hours. If you wish you can apply an unperfumed
soothing lotion, an ice pack or wet towel to cool the treated area.
Take care to keep the treated area particularly clean for 3 days. Ideally use an anti-bacterial soap twice daily.
When treating the underarms avoid using antiperspirant deodourant for 2–3 days. Use an anti-bacterial soap twice daily.
How often can I repeat Laser Hair Removal treatment?
As long as the hair follicle or surrounding skin is not red, sore or inflamed treatment can be repeated after 24 hours. Most people wait 3-4 weeks
between treatments to see which hairs have been shed and to identify new regrowth. The timing for follow on treatments is not critical. Choose a
time which is convenient for you.
Avoid excessive treatment on the same region at one time. This may cause reddening and swelling. We suggest treating each hair only once in
each session.
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