Laser Hair Removal

Our laser hair removal treatment is safe for all skin types and tones but those with darker hair typically see the best results.

Laser hair removal isn’t a permanent solution but it will significantly reduce future growth in the treated areas. Hair that does return will be sparse, thinner, and potentially lighter—or less visible. For optimal results, we always recommend maintenance sessions once or twice a year, depending on your unique needs and specific treatment area.

Laser hair removal offers a comfortable experience,  with only mild temporary discomfort. While sensitivity varies across different body areas, we prioritize your comfort. If you have any concerns about potential discomfort, we’re pleased to offer the application of topical numbing cream before your
treatment. Our advanced Diolaze laser hair removal system further enhances your experience with its built-in skin-cooling feature, contributing to an overall more pleasant and comfortable treatment compared to other devices.

Although you’ll experience smoother skin and notice hair loss after this first session, the hair will return, so be sure to follow the recommended amount of sessions to achieve your desired results. Laser hair removal generally requires 5-10 treatments to achieve ideal results. The actual number of treatments is determined during your consultation based on your hair growth, hair type/color, and the specific area treatment. Your appointments should be spaced 4 weeks apart for treatment of the face and 6 weeks apart for treatment on the body.

You will need to avoid tanning beds, self-tanning products, and sun exposure for at least 2 weeks prior to your treatment. You should also avoid using exfoliating active ingredients on your treatment area for at least 3 days prior to your appointment. Please shave the area within 1 – 2  days before coming in for treatment.

Generally, we recommend avoiding laser hair removal treatment during pregnancy.

Definitely! The Diolaze system we use is designed to be safe for use on all skin types.

There’s essentially zero downtime. You can go back to work or your usual daily routine, but note that you may experience some redness and cannot go in the direct sun for 1 week following your treatment.

It’s a time-consuming procedure requiring multiple sessions. Skin discoloration is a possibility. The electricity in the device can actually destroy the capillaries in the surrounding areas. It can be very painful. It is not recommended for people with rosacea since the skin is so easily irritated.